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Crossing also changed to pm now. Gonna be a moist night and day I think |
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2023: 2710mm 2024: 951.6mm (no records April-Sept) |
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Originally Posted by: ronfishes  Crossing also changed to pm now. Gonna be a moist night and day I think And more time spin up over that nice warm water...
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Yep, warm out there, my sounder was reading 28.something in 60m last weekend. Should het a good show on the radar anyway. |
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Hmmm, the longer its out there...over water.
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That track looks like it hits the 800 metre peaks of the Featherbeds & takes a detour. Bugger...
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About 40mm of nice steady rain this arvo. Only one sort of squally bit when it first came over. |
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2023: 2710mm 2024: 951.6mm (no records April-Sept) |
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From the latest JTWC forecast (19:00)
THERE IS SOME UNCERTAINTY IN THE PEAK
INTENSITY AS MIDGET CYCLONES CAN RAPIDLY INTENSIFY UNEXPECTEDLY.
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Originally Posted by: Weary
.... BTW. Does anyone know where all the cyclone nerds have gone to so they can argue about the finer technical details online?
Who cares. 
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Cardwell is looking good for a crossing the way things are changing atm 
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Records for 2022: 1520mm
2023: 2710mm 2024: 951.6mm (no records April-Sept) |
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Geez there goes our rain, again. Lol.
So is this the crazy way midget cyclones behave? Looks like the low could do a loop & come our way in any case. 🥱🥱
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Originally Posted by: 28degrees Geez there goes our rain, again. Lol.
So is this the crazy way midget cyclones behave? Looks like the low could do a loop & come our way in any case. 🥱🥱 If goes that way it dodges the Featherbeds
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Smart Kimi. Notice JTWC second advice has not changed the track. Do they know something we don't? Is BOM just keeping us entertained? Edited by user Sunday, 17 January 2021 8:15:09 PM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: 28degrees Smart Kimi.
Notice JTWC second advice has not changed the track. Do they know something we don't? Is BOM just keeping us entertained? When you read the detail of the JTWC report they are basically saying they have NFI where it’s going to go.
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Hey all,
Nothing to report this way for the week. If we are to believe the latest EC model, we're in for a wet night up here at least starting from 7.00PM, but nothing as yet. GFS won't have a bar of it, so have to tend to agree with their forecast so far. Early days though. I tried to attach EC's 11.00 PM forecast from Windy because it was pretty full on, but still trying to learn how to do this stuff!
Notice JTWC's 7.00PM report hasn't really moved from their previous path prediction for Kimi, apart from an earlier crossing. Interesting to see what we wake up to??
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Bugger,
Sorry 28 and Weary, just read your last posts.. I had better get this attachment stuff sorted out and keep up with the times hey!
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Originally Posted by: beej
Bugger,
Sorry 28 and Weary, just read your last posts.. I had better get this attachment stuff sorted out and keep up with the times hey!
I keep answering before I've read all the posts too. You north or south of Cairns beej?
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From Julatten here 28. Edited by user Sunday, 17 January 2021 9:37:50 PM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: beej From Julatten here 28. So slightly inland, but not by much. Do you get a lot more rain than Mount Molloy?
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