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  1. 22nd March 2021, 07:43 AM #671
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    I have been keeping an eye on the river gauge for the Nepean at Castlereagh. About 11pm last night it said the river abruptly dropped three metres, and since then it has been rapidly going up and down about a metre. I think something has happened to the gauge!
    It's been reported that some automatic gauges in fire effected areas have stopped working .
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    [TABLE]

    Location
    Height of River (m)
    Tendency
    Date/Time of Observation


    Nepean River at Menangle Bridge
    6.55
    Falling
    07:35 AM MON 22/03/21


    Nepean River at Penrith
    8.03
    Falling
    07:38 AM MON 22/03/21


    Hawkesbury River at North Richmond WPS
    13.29
    Falling
    07:43 AM MON 22/03/21


    Hawkesbury River at Windsor PWD
    12.29
    Rising
    07:15 AM MON 22/03/21


    Colo River at Upper Colo SWC
    14.69
    Steady
    07:43 AM MON 22/03/21


    Macdonald River at St Albans
    5.72
    Rising
    07:44 AM MON 22/03/21


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    We only had 3mm overnight, and not much more on Saturday, just a consistent easterly and a bit of light rain. Not necessarily a bad thing though, its plenty wet enough. It's been raining gently in Canberra this morning but they get more from an easterly weather pattern than we do at Yass.

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    If you work or live in the Hawkesbury- Nepean valley, find out your flood risk.

    Flood risk in the Hawkesbury Nepean | NSW State Emergency Service
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    Further to my post above about the Castlreagh river gauge - it is now unavailable. I wonder if the electronics are under water?
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    Quote Originally Posted by JDNSW View Post
    Further to my post above about the Castlreagh river gauge - it is now unavailable. I wonder if the electronics are under water?
    See post 671.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JDNSW View Post
    Further to my post above about the Castlreagh river gauge - it is now unavailable. I wonder if the electronics are under water?
    Was keeping an eye on the wave height buoy readings in the ocean east of the heads during the big storm that smashed some windows on the Tassie ferry some years ago.

    Steady readings of big swell and wave period then it went down to bumping along near zero............. i.e. by then it was sitting on the beach still reading and transmitting till it 'died'.

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    Our average over the last 5 days is 80mm a day here on the coffs coast, should get another 100+mm again today.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vern View Post
    Our average over the last 5 days is 80mm a day here on the coffs coast, should get another 100+mm again today.
    The Jewies will be on the chew down around Hat etc.
    'sit bonum tempora volvunt'

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  10. 22nd March 2021, 10:54 AM #680
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    Quote Originally Posted by Saitch View Post
    The Jewies will be on the chew down around Hat etc.
    That they will. Smokey Cape had 350mm on Saturday according to weatherzone.
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