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  1. 13th November 2020, 07:34 PM #581
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    The largest basin in the World.

    Great Artesian Basin - Department of Agriculture
    I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food

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    Climate Driver Update (bom.gov.au)
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    Weekly tropical climate note.

    Weekly Tropical Climate Note (bom.gov.au)
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    Believe it or not. A wet summer is predicted.

    BOM's outlook suggests a wet summer. But never rule out fire - ABC News
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    First storm of the season,[ I think] Moreton may cop it.


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    Just got 34.8mm in even time. House tanks are full and the 3x22000 litres garden tanks are at 3/5ths

    It may rejuvenate our house yard grass.

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    We had 21mm in about ten minutes on Saturday evening, together with sustained 50knot (90kmh) winds . I spent part of today removing trees from roads and fences, more to do. Fortunately it was SW, so the hill next to the house protected us from the worst. I have not been to the top of the hill yet!

    Widespread damage reported throughout the area, for example Narromine High lost part of its roof.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Saitch View Post
    Just got 34.8mm in even time. House tanks are full and the 3x22000 litres garden tanks are at 3/5ths

    It may rejuvenate our house yard grass.

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    Have now recorded 54.4mm

    Now the ground is wet, we need around another 250mm for runoff into the dam
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    We got some rain last night around 7PM for about half an hour , not sure how much as my rain gauge has suffered from the heat & lack of rain & plastic bracket has gone out of shape & gauge fallen on ground & broken Anyway at the moment we have to be satisfied with what we got because anything more than 4 drops is a downpour
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    We got 19 mm in the first lot, 3 mm in the second. The grass, which has been dormant for ages, is about 2mm higher today. I'd better check if my mower is still where I put it.
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