Thread: Rain

I've built an awning to stop the rain coming under the laundry door, trouble is, it won't stop rainning so i can bolt it up above the door

Baz.

Whens the rain meant to stop John ? we had 16mm last night and meant to get another 10mm today ( so they say ) .as much as the rain has caused trouble it is good to see again after such a long stint without it . Lets hope you can get to town soon

Yep We have had 30 mm over night and it's been raining most of the day.

Originally Posted by JDNSW

Had 33mm overnight and so far another 30mm today. I needed to get some fuel for the generator, as there has been no sun for three days. Found my normal route to the village blocked by Spring Creek - estimated six feet over the crossing, and running very fast, so I tried the alternative route through the neighbour on the other side - Boomley Creek about three feet over the crossing and running very fast. I could probably get through, but didn't think probably was good enough - and I don't know that crossing well enough.

So I went back home and siphoned 20l out of the County! That will keep the generator going for a couple of days.

John

John, Drought then Flood, never the Twain, Regards Frank.

Been raining here in Canberra but not cats and dogs just light soaking rain, gotta say am enjoying the cool days and nights, makes for nice sleeping.

Started here yesterday around 4pm, slow soaking rain on and off and have had 19mm so far.
Enough to work the ground, and it's the first rain for the year.
Radar shows that we might receive some more later tonight

G'day All, We have had approx 100mm over the past 3 days, I'm not happy about the rain as it's slowing my progress, I'm working outside on my current project, and yes I was at work today and it didn't start raining until midday anyway it's needed somewhere wish it would go there LOL cheers Dennis

Rain is supposed to stop, more or less tonight, with only showers tomorrow, Actually there has been no significant rain since my earlier post. Late today went to look at the creek, now crossable, only about two feet deep, went on to the river, which we (fortunately) have a private bridge across - it was around a metre deep, and running fast.

John