Thread: Rain

checked the rain gauge this morning and we have had 30ml since 1.30pm yesterday (friday) . Looks like a few more showers today to .... send her down Huey

Has not stopped raining in the mountains for more then 24 hours over the past 3 weeks. I think we have had 3-4 dry days and either drizzle or solid rain on the others. Over past couple of months have had to empty my 2 inch gauge at least 8 times (probably more).

Originally Posted by Xavie

Has not stopped raining in the mountains for more then 24 hours over the past 3 weeks. I think we have had 3-4 dry days and either drizzle or solid rain on the others. Over past couple of months have had to empty my 2 inch gauge at least 8 times (probably more).

You need to get a bigger gauge - get a 12" one never had to empty that more than once a day . Came close once though 270mm overnight.

Bugger all rain here though so far (3mm). However this is now our wettest year since 1991 and about 700mm more than last year.


Martyn

Another 25mm overnight aprox, the guage was full again.

Gav's up at Sheepyard and recons they got heaps yesterday and lastnight so I let him know that there is more to come.

77 mm of rain here from yesterday till this morning. Good to see previously dried up creeks flowing again.

We are on the edge of the Mallee, 22mm and rising since early Friday morning.

It would be great if it weren't in the middle of harvest.

These 2 photo's were taken at 10.30 this morning (Sat) between showers, feed my little herd, looking in the same direction as last night's dark shot (south) and over towards Adelaide to the west of me. More coming in.

It was a pitch black sky yesterday.

At least the tanks are filling, and, I don't have much to do farm wise.
The rain washed the last of the crop down the hill last night.
So it's hand feed for the next few months again. Just as well I like cows.

And Mildura got rain..... Its been a long time....

Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus

which one is orphan annie shorty?

On the far left, feeding her face.
Next to her is Jesse, our new little bull calf.
About 4 months old now, little horns buds beginning to show.
His dad was Duncan, a great big shaggy orange Scottish Highlander. With a really good set of horns almost 7 feet across.
Looking forward to watching Jesse grow up. He's going to be a big boy.