As I mentioned earlier , we now have had the lowest May rainfall ever recorded.
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As I mentioned earlier , we now have had the lowest May rainfall ever recorded.
As I mentioned earlier, it's been wetter here than last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by ramblingboy42
noted, and it doesn't balance out, BOM must be tearing their hair out trying to put together accurate forecasts at the moment
The story I linked to above said our climate model is in neutral at the moment, whatever that means...
Neutral = "We haven't got a clue"?
I think they mean between El Nino and La Nina. a.k.a. SOI Southern Oscillation IndexQuote:
Originally Posted by JDNSW
Well, wasn't the weekend a cold one.
Oh, and more rain is on the way.
Perth weather: rare storm front to bring flooding, strong winds to batter WA - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Should get here by Friday.
Cold here. And dry predicted to continue. Be buying water by September at this rate.
After that last lot of rain the country here has gone from barren dry paddocks to lush green pasture and the rain is set to continue for most of this week.
All of the dry seeded paddocks that were sown before the last lot of rain has germinated and doing well and this next lot of rain is very welcome despite a bit of wind with it.
We pretty much went from Summer straight into winter here.
Tinaroo Dam this time last year and today
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