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Well the action moved south last night and I only picked up 42mm up here this morning :)
Bit the same 28, dog is due for her shots in Mareeba and there are things I need to do in Cairns.
I'm going with wait till next week and hope the low pulls some sunny day for us. lol
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18mm overnight.
On the bus now, but with rainfalls on the Tableland we may not get past Almaden, and if we do we may not get over Eureka Creek this side of Dimbulah.
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77mm here overnight. That's 539 for the month so far, the average since 2011 is 512mm. Still showers around this morning.
Have a safe journey 28.
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Another 115mm at Port Douglas yesterday.
Total of 554mm for this monsoonal event since 10 Jan.
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No problems getting to Mareeba. Had to use the top crossing at Eureka Creek.
Guy from the Lappa Pub said they got 110mm overnight, and similar falls over previous days.
Fire had been through the hillsides & a couple weeks ago the cycads were black stumps. They looked absolutely magnificent today.
Lots of water everywhere, and creeks we didn't know were there.
Seems like a return to the wets of 25-30 years ago.
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Is there any more active forum's following this potential Low in the Coral Sea. Use to visit this site years ago and it would of been alive by now, seems very stale??
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Originally Posted by: SOSLAR  Is there any more active forum's following this potential Low in the Coral Sea. Use to visit this site years ago and it would have been alive by now, seems very stale?? No mate, weatherzone killed the forum, we are the leftovers.
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Thanks Weary, really enjoyed the knowledge and posts back then. Can't seem to rely on the BOM, JTWC seems to be the go to these days.
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Originally Posted by: SOSLAR Thanks Weary, really enjoyed the knowledge and posts back then. Can't seem to rely on the BOM, JTWC seems to be the go to these days. Yes. We all did. As Weary said: we're the leftovers. It was a crime to lose such a knowledge base. They should have at least offered the forum for sale.
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Looks good on the radar north and west again. About 25mm here so far today. Edit at 2200: The radar is looking more impressive by the minute. Edited by user Friday, 19 January 2024 9:58:55 PM(UTC)
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All that rain to the east. It simply doesn't make it this far.
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Another 97.75mm for overnight every night is a a rinse and repeat of the day before. |
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Only 87mm over this side GT.. Didn't expect a wet night.
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12mm this morning. Was still sprinkling.
Overcast, but think we'll see a bit of sunshine soon.
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50.5mm in the gauge here. Looks like showers coming over the ranges again this morning. I think I will declare my backyard a swamp.
YTD: 589.5mm
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Originally Posted by: Weary Hey Scott, great work, the most important question is can you slide down the waterfall into the pool? Sorry Weary, sliding is reserved for chicks in bikini's, mate...Like this American wwoofer that stayed withus during the dry season in Nov 2020...  This is on the next level up from the pool on our place which you can see down at the bottom there...its inaccessible National park from here on upstream but has some great small and larger pools and a very high waterfall about 600m further up where my gravity feed water pipes are situated though I have a permit to maintain a walking track beside the creek to get to my intake.... We seem to be getting around a couple of inches a day down here and the ground is just so saturated...it must be horribly wet up north though as I see Bunyip is close to cracking the 1000mm mark for the month already.....certainly dont need a severe cyclone now though thats the way its starting to look later next week...man i hope if it happens it hits somewhere south in a non-populated area.. Your swwamp should hopefully start drying up next week SM.... 
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BTW for anyone that doesnt do Higgins on Facebook this is the latest from the Prophet of Doom...Cat 3-5 to hit the coast from after thursday... 
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Your right Scott, it's to early for scare mongering. GFS had it going to the graveyard yesterday, this morning it has it crossing around Townsville and it will probably be back to the graveyard tomorrow.
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This from the BoM at 10;45am:
"Tropical Low 05U
Likely tropical cyclone impact on the Queensland coast from mid next week.
A tropical low (05U) is developing in the Coral Sea, well away from the Queensland coast.
The tropical low will strengthen over the weekend, and is likely to become a tropical cyclone by Monday.
The low is currently slow moving, but is expected to move on a general southerly or south southwesterly track over the weekend and into early next week.
There remains some uncertainty in the movement of the system next week. However, although the cyclone remaining off the coast cannot be ruled out, a coastal impact on Queensland is now considered more likely than not.
The most likely zone for a coastal crossing is between about Cooktown and Mackay, somewhat more likely south of Cairns.
A severe impact remains possible, particularly if the system crosses south of Cairns.
If it were to cross the coast, the system is then expected to move further south over land, bringing heavy rainfall to areas well south of the crossing zone late in the week or over the weekend.
Communities on the east coast of Queensland are advised to stay up to date with forecasts and warnings."
Trying to move into my new shed from my rental shed this week, bloody tough in the mud lol. Around 20mm last night, and steady sort of light rain since late morning today.
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Records for 2022: 1520mm
2023: 2710mm 2024: 951.6mm (no records April-Sept) |
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