My biggest problem is getting through the forrest of wet weather gear that's been hung up to dry. Oh and the danger increases markedly, for the poor deckhands. Less room for error on my part.
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My biggest problem is getting through the forrest of wet weather gear that's been hung up to dry. Oh and the danger increases markedly, for the poor deckhands. Less room for error on my part.
Hi,
Got hammered with heavy rain on Friday. No dramas till the sago snow blocked the downpipes and overflowed the gutters.
Nothing got wet that won't dry out ok.
Cheers
Just started raining here. Still very light though.
Looks wide but light on the radars up northQuote:
Originally Posted by JDNSW
Sounds like its going by Friday happily for the very wet among us
[thumbsupbig]
75mm here, since midnight. Some minor flooding in the creeks with a few road closures. There's a fair bit of run off, as the ground is saturated and all property dams in the district are full.
We just ticked 125mm in 24hrs at Harper Ck
Been flooded in since o’dark thirty this morning
I’m not in love with the 4 day forecast for Qld
Suppose to be packing the Ute and trundling up to Cairns on Saturday 🤦*♂️
Rain at Harper Creek! Unheard of. [wink11]
Stay safe, Steve.
We're on 128mm so far.Quote:
Originally Posted by roverrescue
Good luck with the trip, Steve. The D'Aguilar Highway was looking dodgy, a few hours ago.
Yeah it’s been a particularly soggy year
1245mm since Jan 1
But it has all fallen in “events”
Won’t really know the road travel answer till Friday night
Ideally I Need to get the Ute to Seaswift on Monday
Come June we are going to be (most likely) the most northern Australian Aulorians for a spell 10*6’59” !
S
Only 15 mm in the gauge in Yass, nice gentle rain all night and still drizzling this morning
Regards,
Tote