Thread: Anyone else sick of this rain.

Covered on ABC radio central West.

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

I wonder if the Insurance company asked the Council to pay them what they pay you for your loses?



While were where fishing Mario mentioned some thing like "it has to be a good day if we can complain" as we are alive. I might have been grumbling about the very low tide and western port mud

I do love listening to the rain on the roof. Its a bit like watching the waves roll in.

I'm Off to Portland for a 4 hour run in the rain possibly Sunday. Oddly a NNE wind for the morning! It will be a chilled run!

I Love Portland- its windy, rainy and the half marathon people cheer as they run past me up a big hill they start on at my 21km half way point!

I had no choice- The Portland runners club used my ugly mug from a few years ago before titanium reinforcements modification added to me, to promote this years run.


LOOK AWAY NOW!!

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I think it rained a little that day as well. Such is life

Announcer from the Boat Hiring shack
"Come in 42236 your time is up" Bloody Hell! If I looked half as good as you 236 I'd be more than 'appy.
But why are you waving a Blue Banana?

I also like the sound of rain on a tin roof & why I'd never buy a place that had a tiled roof or similar.

This house was built in 1915 with tin roof but the insulation we added does tend to cut down the sound a bit.

The only ceiling insulation previously was Dust & horse Chaff from the next door Stables. Still, a lovely pong though.

Here it comes again
"Spring 2022 is on track to be the wettest on record for south-east Australia as yet another round of heavy rain and flooding arrives this weekend.

In a repeat of the pattern observed numerous times since August, a band of thunderstorms will initially develop over central and South Australia on Saturday then extend to eastern states through Sunday and Monday, dropping heavy rain from north-west Queensland to Tasmania."





Spring tracking to become the wettest on record for southeast Australia as wet weekend predicted - ABC News

With apologies to the late Murray Ball:

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Originally Posted by Tins

With apologies to the late Murray Ball:

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Unless your an Elders share holder or crop farmer who cannot get the crop off perhaps John

Interesting article in the paper today. Victoria's 2nd largest dam is a storage dam which was and is not designed for flood mitigation. It does function as one to some extent often of course.

Lake Eildon for your information ( Not you John- we know it well) Climate risk for dams revealed as Eildon struggles to hold back floods

I put an article about atmospheric rivers in another thread. They are not caused by climate change - warmer air does make more heavy rainfall more likely of course!

Mitigation is a interesting topic I assume we might be hearing a bit more about. For some in high flood risk areas it may be a significant mater for so not making a joke about it.

Take care in NSW and Vic flood zones- Its looking like INCOMMING records for several places.

I expect to be isolated again by this afternoon. In Dubbo, which has minor flooding, but is expected to have moderate flooding by now, the river gauge, which had been rising by a few centimetres every fifteen minutes, at 0900 jumped about 1.2m - and there have been no data since. I wonder if it just washed away?

NSW via BBC- BIG overflow event!
It was "Wyangala Dam was spilling at 230,000 megalitres per day on Monday


Australia floods: Rain turns streets and towns into rivers - BBC News

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

Unless your an Elders share holder or crop farmer who cannot get the crop off perhaps John

Interesting article in the paper today. Victoria's 2nd largest dam is a storage dam which was and is not designed for flood mitigation. It does function as one to some extent often of course.

Lake Eildon for your information ( Not you John- we know it well) Climate risk for dams revealed as Eildon struggles to hold back floods

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Lake Eildon September 2007.

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