Summer.....already?

[Grumbles]

Well....I think it's just about time to put the wellies away and bring out the thongs. I know it's only early August but nature seems to be saying hot weather is coming early. The Pacific Black Ducks and the Wood Ducks paired up some weeks ago. Same with the Plovers and they've been swooping on any one intruding onto their patch of ground. Then there are the scaly wriggle sticks who have also made an appearance.

What have you seen?

[Slunnie]

We're heading into double digit temperatures again and daylight is getting longer. It makes me soooo happy!

[Saitch]

Our two, resident maggies have a week old chick in the nest.[bigrolf]

[V8Ian]

Still freezing 'round these parts. [bigsad]

[bob10]

Well....I think it's just about time to put the wellies away and bring out the thongs. I know it's only early August but nature seems to be saying hot weather is coming early. The Pacific Black Ducks and the Wood Ducks paired up some weeks ago. Same with the Plovers and they've been swooping on any one intruding onto their patch of ground. Then there are the scaly wriggle sticks who have also made an appearance.

What have you seen?

I think it might be a wet one. Not a pelican to be seen around these parts. When big rains are on the way, the Pelicans go west, all the way to nesting grounds. Happened before the 2011 floods, and it's an aboriginal observation. However we've been in lockdown and I've only been along the beachfront, so they could all be over at Redcliffe, at the Co-op.[smilebigeye]

[bob10]

Still freezing 'round these parts. [bigsad]

Well, you should cover your parts up, Ian

[Don 130]

The pair of swallows that roost outside the kitchen window have started refurbing their nest, so the breeding program must be on the way.
DON.

[1950landy]

Still freezing 'round these parts. [bigsad]
Was about to say the same , quite cold over night last night.

[V8Ian]

Was about to say the same , quite cold over night last night.
Check your PMs.

[edddo]

Swallows nesting under eaves and saw first snake 2 days ago..a black that the dog found sun baking.

Never seen a snake first week of August around here before.

[Saitch]

They're an amazing creature. This little baby assumed position, under the fly roof, yesterday arvo, and this morning?
Rain!

172728

[Grumbles]

Never seen a snake first week of August around here before.

Back in July last year it was a freezing cold day with a bitter southerly blowing. Wind chill factor was high. Pooch and I were crossing some mown park land and were startled to see we'd disturbed a snake. It was a recently shed black. It took off with a great turn of speed heading back to the rocks some ten metres away where I guess it called home. To see an active snake lying in ankle long grass and moving so quickly on such a cold day rewrote
my book of snake knowledge.

It's not unusual to see Copperheads out and about over winter but they generally don't panic when we quietly walk past them. They are usually right beside the place they call home.....never any distance from home.

[trout1105]

Still winter here in the West, Not expecting Summer until December some time as we usually have Spring first[biggrin]

[jonesfam]

Winter?
Was cold here the other day 26.
30 most days.
Jonesfam
PS Not looking forward to Summer, think I'm getting to old for over 45 degrees & humidity that makes you sweat in the shower.

[Tombie]

Winter?
Was cold here the other day 26.
30 most days.
Jonesfam
PS Not looking forward to Summer, think I'm getting to old for over 45 degrees & humidity that makes you sweat in the shower.

Those days you go in the shower to get dry!

[jonesfam]

Weather bureau forecasts early start to wet season with storms across northern Australia - ABC News (https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-08-09/weather-bureau-forecasting-early-wet-season-storms/100356460)

Might be a Wet year.
Also, might not be.
I feel a nude rain dance coming on![bigwhistle]
Jonesfam

[Tombie]

Weather bureau forecasts early start to wet season with storms across northern Australia - ABC News (https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-08-09/weather-bureau-forecasting-early-wet-season-storms/100356460)

Might be a Wet year.
Also, might not be.
I feel a nude rain dance coming on![bigwhistle]
Jonesfam

That *CAN* happen *WITHOUT* pics

[PhilipA]

I got attacked by a bloody magpie while riding my bike at Saratoga.
got my helmet 3 times and wouldn’t, go away for about 100 metres.
regards PhilipA

[windsock]

Currently 5.5 deg C ambient out there but feels like 0 to 2 deg C with wind chill from the 36kph wind from the south.

Alternating between hail/sleet/sunshine here on the flats and I can see snow up on the hills. [biggrin]

[DiscoMick]

No sign of new growth yet in the patchy parts of our lawn, so the mower remains in the shed for now. Nice shower overnight.
As Trout noted, last time I checked summer was scheduled to arrive on December 1.

[Saitch]

As Trout noted, last time I checked summer was scheduled to arrive on December 1.

Nah, that's only a date on the Gregorian calendar, the purpose of which was to standardise Easter with the equinoxes.
Nothing to do with seasons, I reckon. Also, there are six seasons in areas of Northern Australia.

[V8Ian]

I got attacked by a bloody magpie while riding my bike at Saratoga.
got my helmet 3 times and wouldn’t, go away for about 100 metres.
regards PhilipA
Obviously you didn't twist the throttle far enough.

[DiscoMick]

That's interesting. When we lived in Thailand the joke was there were only two seasons: hot and wet and hot and dry.
Nah, that's only a date on the Gregorian calendar, the purpose of which was to standardise Easter with the equinoxes.
Nothing to do with seasons, I reckon. Also, there are six seasons in areas of Northern Australia.

[Tombie]

That's interesting. When we lived in Thailand the joke was there were only two seasons: hot and wet and hot and dry.

Proximity to equator plays a bit [emoji2]

[JDNSW]

When I lived in Wewak there were two seasons - hot and wet (laughingly called 'dry") and hot and very wet. In the dry season it often didn't rain before lunch and sometimes the rain after lunch actually stopped occasionally before dawn.

[Tins]

http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/enso/outlook/

[JDNSW]

Saw the first wattle in flower yesterday!

[350RRC]

Golden wattles chez moi have been out for 3 weeks.

Acacia Paradoxes budded up.

Wattle birds nesting, eastern rosellas mating.

Wood ducks doing the usual confusing thing, looking serious then going over to another tree. Counted six pairs going through the motions from the one spot while talking to a mate on the phone on the weekend..

Yellow tail black cockies here every day now, especially a family group of three. Chick still has the juvenile squawk.

DL

[trout1105]

What you mob are describing could be the result of an earlier that usual start to spring, Not Summer[biggrin]

[Arapiles]

It does feel like spring, but a bloody cold one.

If you're in the sun it can be quite warm but the winds are freezing.

More evidence of the desertification of southern Victoria - it's cold because the skies are clear because there's not much moisture in the air.

[Saitch]

It does feel like spring, but a bloody cold one.

If you're in the sun it can be quite warm but the winds are freezing.

More evidence of the desertification of southern Victoria - it's cold because the skies are clear because there's not much moisture in the air.

What? Nothing to do with the temperature?

[jonesfam]

What you mob are describing could be the result of an earlier that usual start to spring, Not Summer[biggrin]

We don't have a "Spring".
It goes from fairly hot to OMFG! pretty much in a couple of days, then back to "Jezze the A/c is cold" again.
I am amused by the tourist this time of year who complain about the heat, flies & the fact I only have 3 of the 11 A/C's in the place going.
The staff just look at them strangely & pull there cardigans a bit tighter.
Jonesfam

[Arapiles]

We don't have a "Spring".
It goes from fairly hot to OMFG! pretty much in a couple of days, then back to "Jezze the A/c is cold" again.
I am amused by the tourist this time of year who complain about the heat, flies & the fact I only have 3 of the 11 A/C's in the place going.
The staff just look at them strangely & pull there cardigans a bit tighter.
Jonesfam

My friends in Brisbane used to light the open fire when the temperatures dropped to 20C.

[Arapiles]

What? Nothing to do with the temperature?


Well, it feels like Spring because the days are getting longer.

Current temp in Melbourne: 19 C
Feels like: 11 C


So:

Stand out of the wind and it's 19C.

Stand in the wind and it's 11C.

[Saitch]

My friends in Brisbane used to light the open fire when the temperatures dropped to 20C.

Yep, mate, 19.9° is our fireplace kick off temp.

[V8Ian]

I set my alarm for 20⁰, below that is doona time.

[1950landy]

Late Spring early Summer has arrived here in Brisbane last couple of days & nights

[Saitch]

Late Spring early Summer has arrived here in Brisbane last couple of days & nights

Yea, noice, ay!
I can sit out on the deck and watch the footy, plus it's closer to the Engel! [smilebigeye]

[ramblingboy42]

funny isn't it?

a lot of people reckon its a cold winter but average temps Australia wide point to the opposite'

most areas of Australia are experiencing slightly higher temperatures day and night.

it has been a little windier though and in many cases a bloody lot windier.

adiabatic and katabatic winds do change localised temperatures while just up or down the road it can be significantly different.

global warming and ocean level rising are definitely having an effect .

ask a fridgie.....if you have a cold zone , there has to be a hot one and vice versa

[DiscoMick]

Hasn't been as cold here as I remember. The firewood stack is still well-stocked.
The climate change experts say average temps have already risen about 1.3 degrees, which is a lot.

[Tombie]

Tracking within tolerances here:
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20210815/00b12432688453f7dab4b0a934f22ed8.jpg

[Eevo]

been a colder and wetter than average winter here.

[Homestar]

been a colder and wetter than average winter here.

Much drier and warmer here over Winter - only a few really wet and cold
Melbourne days here so far - have been watering the garden twice a week over Winter as we’ve had bugger all rain. Hoping Spring will be wetter.

[DiscoMick]

Spring has definitely sprung early here, with 25 max predicted in Brissie today.

[trout1105]

Much drier and warmer here over Winter - only a few really wet and cold
Melbourne days here so far - have been watering the garden twice a week over Winter as we’ve had bugger all rain. Hoping Spring will be wetter.

Today will be the first time that I will have to water in well over 6 weeks,It is supposed to get to 26C today.
I could probably get away with not watering But I have plenty of rainwater and more coming at the end of the week so why not water I say.

[Saitch]

What's not to like here?[smilebigeye]

172879

[ramblingboy42]

been a colder and wetter than average winter here.

sorry to tell you it hasn't.....

the min avge temp in your area is up by 1.5*c for the last month

the max avge temp in your area is up by 0.5*c for the last month

it may have been wetter , I didn't look at your local rainfall , that may be making you feel colder

cheers mate....warm up

[1950landy]

A cool night & cool breeze this morning after 4 warm nights & hot days here in Brisbane , will see what the rest of the day brings.

[Homestar]

What's not to like here?[smilebigeye]

172879

2 can play at that game.

Ta da!!!

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20210817/6dc1e8b2f25c9c1dfd157cf1800a5cc5.jpg

Oh - wait a sec…. I’ll get back to you in a few months….

[jonesfam]

2 can play at that game.

Ta da!!!

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20210817/6dc1e8b2f25c9c1dfd157cf1800a5cc5.jpg

Oh - wait a sec…. I’ll get back to you in a few months….

That's SUMMER in Victoria isn't it?

[Tombie]

That's SUMMER in Victoria isn't it?

That’s 12pm. Wait a few hours and it will be Autumn.

[Saitch]

That’s 12pm.

I've never understood this 'Time', or 12am, and until someone can prove to me that it is at all possible, I won't understand.

[Homestar]

I've never understood this 'Time', or 12am, and until someone can prove to me that it is at all possible, I won't understand.

As in 12am or 12pm? Me neither. It’s noon or midnight. The other way could be either for either.

[Saitch]

As in 12am or 12pm?

In the 'Concept of Time' both 12am and 12 pm just can't exist.

[Arapiles]

That's SUMMER in Victoria isn't it?

Not when the weather station on our farm showed a high over 50C three years ago ... and the official temp wasn't much less.

[Tombie]

In the 'Concept of Time' both 12am and 12 pm just can't exist.

Nor can 110% etc. however they do get used.

Same with 24 hour / military time.

There’s no 0000 or 2400 [emoji41]

So when is Noon [emoji41]

Damn meridiem

[Saitch]

Or 'Meridiem'. You have to watch Spellchecker!

Meridiem = Noon.

[Tombie]

Or 'Meridiem'. You have to watch Spellchecker!

Meridiem = Noon.

Yep. It got me again

[JDNSW]

In the 'Concept of Time' both 12am and 12 pm just can't exist.

Especially if you are even minimally fluent in Latin!

[Homestar]

Not when the weather station on our farm showed a high over 50C three years ago ... and the official temp wasn't much less.

Yeah, have had 47 here and a few years back 7 straight days above 40.

[Tombie]

Especially if you are even minimally fluent in Latin!

Minimally fluent [emoji3166]

[ramblingboy42]

Nor can 110% etc. however they do get used.

Same with 24 hour / military time.

There’s no 0000 or 2400 [emoji41]

So when is Noon [emoji41]

Damn meridiem

...noon is 1200hrs

if the time now (for example) is 2359hrs.....what time will it be in one minute?.......2400hrs

I agree though that in 24hr clocktime ...or military time , there is no 0000hrs

[Tombie]

Fun isn’t it [emoji2]

I just want a change to 28 hour days. Could do with a few more hours to get stuff done.

[Slunnie]

Fun isn’t it [emoji2]

I just want a change to 28 hour days. Could do with a few more hours to get stuff done.

You're not wrong, as long as the extra hours are not work hours!

[Arapiles]

Fun isn’t it [emoji2]

I just want a change to 28 hour days. Could do with a few more hours to get stuff done.


In pre-Meiji Japan the daylight hours were longer in Summer than in Winter, because there were a set number of hours between sunrise and sunset - which meant that each summer hour was longer.

[NavyDiver]

I got attacked by a bloody magpie while riding my bike at Saratoga.
got my helmet 3 times and wouldn’t, go away for about 100 metres.
regards PhilipA

Magpies can be picky Philip. Riding last night a few runners in front of me got a few good swoops. They seem to know me and have never swooped me walking running or riding at the spot a few hundred metres from my place.

Having Dalmatians as a kid and later and my footy team might help me apparently
Magpies swooping? You should try making friends with them, expert says (https://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-08-31/make-friends-with-magpies-to-avoid-swooping-expert-says/8856438)

[PhilipA]

Magpies can be picky Philip. Riding last night a few runners in front of me got a few good swoops

I live in a very treed area and there was a nest of Butcher Birds in a big Turpentine just off my property.

Well I befriended the female and the chick and they would eat out of my hand , and the male would come about 2 metres away and I would throw him mince balls.

BUT that bastard would always attack me if I had breakfast on the deck. I painted "moon Eyes" on my hat yet he would still attack me from behind.

I came back from a trip once and was changing the water tank on my camper trailer and he went my feet which were sticking out from under the trailer over and over and were in thongs.

Luckily they have moved over the road now, but they will still come when I call them.

I have a friend whose granddaughter was attacked by one and lost the sight of one eye.
Regards PhilipA

[JDNSW]

In pre-Meiji Japan the daylight hours were longer in Summer than in Winter, because there were a set number of hours between sunrise and sunset - which meant that each summer hour was longer.

Same thing in European countries (that actually used hours) until some form of timekeeping mechanism became common around the middle ages.

[DiscoMick]

Spring has definitely sprung here. I had to mow the lawn today. It's been a while ...

[Homestar]

Lucky you - I’ve been mowing mine all Winter - every 2 week or so. Better that twice a week which it will be before I know it. [emoji4]

Can’t complain - it only takes me 10 minutes as most of the property is garden beds or driveways. [emoji16]

[Tote]

Back to winter tomorrow - Forecast of 10 degrees for Yass We had a blustery change and rain come through this afternoon, was up to around 17 before the change came through.

Regards,
Tote

[JDNSW]

Winter restarted here shortly before dark.

[Homestar]

Yep, it turned up here again today as well. [biggrin]

[Tote]

It's made it to 8.3 here today and about 20 mm of rain since yesterday evening.

Regards,
Tote

[JDNSW]

23.5mm here at 0600, and it has been raining most of the day, but only light. The temperature is yet to reach 9C! Yesterday got to 22C, and the previous day to 26C!

[JDNSW]

Since midnight last night, the temperature has changed less than one degree! From 8.3 to 8.1 now, lowest being 7.3 and highest 8.3 at midnight last night!

[SBD4]

9oC here .....feels like 1oC ....on the coast .... on the south edge of Sydney!:o What's going on there? Yesterday it was 25oC!

[Tombie]

We had 27c Sunday, currently 8c, feels like 5c

Friday we have a 2c coming.

Gotta love Ocean/Desert edge living.

[DiscoMick]

Geez, it's bad enough NSW is trying to kill us with Covid, but now it's trying to freeze us as well! [emoji15]

[JDNSW]

Don't blame us - it is coming from further south!

[DiscoMick]

The South Pole?

[DiscoMick]

Summer has certainly sprung early here in Brisbane, where it is 27 today with a bushfire burning east of the motorway towards Capalaba.

[Saitch]

Summer has certainly sprung early here in Brisbane, where it is 27 today with a bushfire burning east of the motorway towards Capalaba.

DM, we hit 30.1° here, at noon. I'm hoping for some rain, as the westerlies we had last week, have really dried things out. Have the 150 litre spray tank in the atv and have started supplementary watering of the fruit trees, ornamentals and rain forest trees. It's good for applying the Charlie Carp too.
25.2° as I type, with 66% humidity. Quite pleasant. I may crack a Coopers and retire to the deck. :beer:

[JDNSW]

Its definitely drying out here - I have been driving round with the back flap rolled up as I can do this since there is no dust. Yesterday I drove up to the NE corner, and failed to note that one section of track has dried out enough to kick up dust. Now I'm going to have to hose out the back of the 2a! Never mind, it is supposed to rain again Saturday.

[Tote]

Its nice here now but we lost about 7 lambs last week in the cold snap. They were all a few weeks old as well so not newies. Oh well, the joys of farming...

Regards,
Tote

[DiscoMick]

Rain is certainly needed. We are down to about half total tank capacity.
We had our first carpet python of the season sniffing around the chook shed last night. Beautiful animal.
So Spring has definitely sprung.

[DiscoMick]

So it appears parts of Qld have had good rain, but SEQ has had three failed wet seasons and Brisbane's main dam Wivenhoe is low.
Water is being moved from the Gold and Sunshine Coasts to Brisbane. Water restrictions are coming.
Wonder when they will start desalinating?

Drought leaves Brisbane's Wivenhoe Dam supply low, water restrictions due by Christmas
Drought leaves Brisbane'''s Wivenhoe Dam supply low, water restrictions due by Christmas - ABC News (https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-02/qld-drought-hits-wivenhoe-dam-and-water-restrictions-to-come/100426302)

[Saitch]

4.4 mm here, early this morn. Better than naught![smilebigeye]

[Tombie]

32c here, 100km/h wind gusts..

Yep, coming into summer for sure!

[Saitch]

32c here, 100km/h wind gusts..

Yep, coming into summer for sure!

What's the humidity like where you are, Tombie? It certainly makes a difference . Presently on 88% outside and 21°.

You can keep those winds, too.

[JDNSW]

Definitely coming into summer - had a visitor yesterday; about two metres long and 4cm across, and pale brown. Eastern Brown I think.

[Saitch]

Yep, JD, our reptiles are active. There was a commotion amongst several bird species, out the back of the house, a minute ago and on investigation, I saw a young Lace Monitor, probably 2' long, up the top of one of the Grey Gums. Probably after bird's eggs.
The Lorikeets were giving him a particularly hard time.

[V8Ian]

Yep, JD, our reptiles are active. There was a commotion amongst several bird species, out the back of the house, a minute ago and on investigation, I saw a young Lace Monitor, probably 2' long, up the top of one of the Grey Gums. Probably after birds eggs.
The Lorikeets were giving him a particularly hard time.
A late breakfast, or brunch maybe.

[Tombie]

What's the humidity like where you are, Tombie? It certainly makes a difference . Presently on 88% outside and 21°.

You can keep those winds, too.

We don’t generally get humidity here of any concern - unless a NW cyclone brings it down.

Currently 15% RH
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20210901/187dde905d3dfd4a058d44379f246ac2.jpg

Got one of them (Blast Furnace) here too [emoji41]

[DiscoMick]

The promised rain had so far failed to arrive, so we booked a water truck for next week.
Murphy's Law being infallible, it has just started raining. I won't be cancelling the water truck though. The rain is a bonus. More is better.

[Saitch]

The promised rain had so far failed to arrive, so we booked a water truck for next week.
Murphy's Law being infallible, it has just started raining. I won't be cancelling the water truck though. The rain is a bonus. More is better.

Saw the dark clouds up your way. We had about fifty, large drops. I reckon your lot would have been short and sweet, too.[bigsad]

[jonesfam]

Very strange!
Last week we had dark clouds, high humidity & several showers of rain.
It is only September, we usually don't get any rain at all until late October at best & then it is proper storms.
Also we have had 3 Morning Glories (no, not that!), 1 in August & 2 this month, never seen one before October in 30 odd years here.
Usually the Dry here is just that, DRY. The Wet could be anything, the only guarantee is bloody HOT.

Funny weather so far.
Jonesfam

[RANDLOVER]

It's so nice and warm here in Brisbane that I am think of wearing thin summer socks with my flip flops. [bigrolf]

[V8Ian]

It's so nice and warm here in Brisbane that I am think of wearing thin summer socks with my flip flops. [bigrolf]
Socks or frocks? You'd look a bit strange with socks and flip flops. [tonguewink]

[JDNSW]

Saw my first mouse since winter in the grass yesterday.......

[V8Ian]

Still using blankets on the bed here.

[Epic_Dragon]

Freezing here too. Currently like ice outside and raining a lot [emoji1787]

[Saitch]

Freezing here too. Currently like ice outside and raining a lot [emoji1787]

Oooo! Rain. Yes please!

[Arapiles]

Just been out for a ride - icy, sideways rain squalls, BOM says "7.1 feels like 3.6". Had to change my gloves because windproof ones got soaked.

[jonesfam]

38 degrees today according to our weather station,
I hope it will warm up soon!
Must clean the Roadhouses 41 A/C units in preparation.
Jonesfam

[Saitch]

38 degrees today according to our weather station,
I hope it will warm up soon!
Must clean the Roadhouses 41 A/C units in preparation.
Jonesfam

I just saw a nice recipe for Lemon Myrtle and Chilli Mud Crab. Now, I'm quite prepared to send some Myrtle up to you, if you could throw me a couple of muddies. They're few and far between here, at the moment.

[3toes]

Neighbour tells me is going to be a cold one as the leaves are falling off the apple and plumb trees now should be another month before that happens

[JDNSW]

Winter returned about 7pm last night!

[ramblingboy42]

Freezing here too. Currently like ice outside and raining a lot [emoji1787]

yes, my history of Mt Barker is bloody freezing at this time of year.....and stinkin' hot days in the summer interspersed with some cold ones.

[Tote]

Yes, winter returned here at about lunchtime yesterday, a wet front came through and the temperature dropped from 18 degrees to 8 in about half an hour. Still not warm here today although its dry and sunny.

Regards,
Tote

[Saitch]

Yes, winter returned here at about lunchtime yesterday, a wet front came through and the temperature dropped from 18 degrees to 8 in about half an hour. Still not warm here today although its dry and sunny.

Regards,
Tote

Are you copping the wind? We are.

[V8Ian]

Are you copping the wind? We are.
It's the cabbage that does it.

[Tote]

Are you copping the wind? We are.

Its not too bad for wind today but even yesterday it wasn't excessive. 12. 6 sunny, with a light breeze now

Regards,
Tote

[Saitch]

I just heard a very loud 'Ker-thump' in the gully behind the house. A large tree, no doubt. More bushfire fuel or wildlife habitat, however you view it. I'm hoping there were no bird nests in it, as it is that time of year!

[Tombie]

Clear and sunny 15c here with a cool breeze.

Cloudless days and desert nights cools it down pretty rapidly.

Won’t be long and it’ll be high 30s to low 40s.

[Saitch]

Whoohoo! Our 1st storm of the season, with some decent rain plus some small hail.

We also had our 1st water delivery this a.m., too![biggrin] T'was for the vegie gardens', top tank.

[V8Ian]

Copped heavy rain and hail, briefly here, but it's passed now.

[Arapiles]

4C here the other morning.

[101RRS]

4C here the other morning.

So where is here - you have N/A in your location so it is a bit hard to work out where here is.

[Arapiles]

So where is here - you have N/A in your location so it is a bit hard to work out where here is.

Melbourne.

Edit: Between the Airport and City.

[ramblingboy42]

40mm in half hour

the lightning , very spectacular.....seemed to be in line and very close , it was flash bang immediately for around 20mins , you could smell the ozone quite strongly.

according to BOM , tonight will be more severe......

[Saitch]

Looks like more storms heading to SE Qld.

Take care, all!

[ramblingboy42]

bit less than 20mm tonight

less lightning less noise

more wind , plenty of picking up to do in the morning

[Saitch]

16.8mm here.