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  1. 4th January 2017, 07:39 AM #81
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    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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    Only 500mm in the past fortnight. Hopefully this will bring some decent rain...
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    "Some models predict the MJO will progress eastward reaching Australian longitudes by the end of the month." They must have heard my wife say that it was sure to start raining once school went back.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Narangga View Post
    "Some models predict the MJO will progress eastward reaching Australian longitudes by the end of the month." They must have heard my wife say that it was sure to start raining once school went back.
    Good one. A couple of old bushies living here say they know when there is going to be a big wet in the channel country, by the fact the pelicans all fly west. Haven't seen a pelican for a while, actually. At least the little black ants haven't started climbing up into the house, yet. That's usually a sign around here of a lot of rain coming.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bob10 View Post
    Good one. A couple of old bushies living here say they know when there is going to be a big wet in the channel country, by the fact the pelicans all fly west. Haven't seen a pelican for a while, actually. At least the little black ants haven't started climbing up into the house, yet. That's usually a sign around here of a lot of rain coming.
    We saw very few pelicans up here late last year whcih I assume was the result of more water in the centre than normal.

    Interestingly the forecast for the next week here has an increased possiblity of rain since that update was posted!
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