Bob, give the bloke who posted just above you, a call![biggrin]
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It's a Victa electric mower. No more stink machines . [thumbsupbig]Quote:
Originally Posted by Saitch
I see by news this morning SE Qld is about to get a lot of rain & flooding this weekend starting Friday , from the looks of the sky today a lot will need to change between now & tomorrow. We will see how accurate the BOM prediction is . Hope they are at least half correct , I've got three empty tanks to fill & brown grass that no amount of sprinkling seams to make any difference.
The Qld forecast map. Sunday Brisbane should get a good drop.
Queensland Forecast Areas Map (bom.gov.au)
Trout should be happy.
West Kimberley rainfall marks best start to wet season in years - ABC News
Trout's not in the Kimberly.
Definitely not in the Kimberly.Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
I am nearly 2000K's SW from Broome or about the same distance from Adelaide to Brisbane So whatever the weather is like in the Kimberly it is very different in the Geraldton region unfortunately.
Coinciding with the start of the "Wet" season in the Kimberly/Pilbara is the start of the hot dry season here.
Yes we do get a few thunderstorms generated by the tropical lows and cyclones that form in the top end of WA But 99.99% of these rain events happen inland of here and it is quite rare that we get any decent summer rain on the coastal strip where we live.
We did get a brief shower early this morning that is if you can call .5mm a shower But hey I am not complaining and I will take whatever rain is offered gratefully this time of year[biggrin][thumbsupbig]
My mistake. I see what you mean.
64 km Geraldton Radar Loop (bom.gov.au)
Dampier, on the other hand;
128 km Dampier Radar Loop (bom.gov.au)
I lived in Dampier for 5 years and I don't miss the Cyclones one little bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by bob10
Not a great place to be travelling through when these sort of storms hit and all the floodways fill up.
Then you have to contend with all the muzzles that hatch out a week or so later.
