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                Originally Posted by: Weary  Originally Posted by: Hickory  
 Mongrel Singapore Daisy,- it sure takes some killing.   So I'll be happy with no rain 'til after about 7:00pm.
 
  Do you use Brushoff ?? Not sure what it is, Weary.  A mate across the road gave me a small coke bottle full of some poison. He has a poisons licence for his job, and gets better stuff than the normal consumer brands.  Bright blue in colour,- and 10ml per litre is the mix ratio. After I sprayed, it ended up getting about 8 hours head start before the heavy rain set in,- so I hope to see it all look yellow in 5 or 6 days. It's a gamble this time of year knowing whether to spray, or not to spray. The mob at PowerBall drew the wrong numbers again, too.      | 
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                Originally Posted by: Hickory  Originally Posted by: Weary  Originally Posted by: Hickory  
 Mongrel Singapore Daisy,- it sure takes some killing.   So I'll be happy with no rain 'til after about 7:00pm.
 
 The mob at PowerBall drew the wrong numbers again, too.      Hopeless aren’t they. I keep asking the newsagent for the winning ticket but they never give it to me. | 
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                Originally Posted by: Weary  Originally Posted by: Hickory  Originally Posted by: Weary  Originally Posted by: Hickory  
 Mongrel Singapore Daisy,- it sure takes some killing.   So I'll be happy with no rain 'til after about 7:00pm.
 
 The mob at PowerBall drew the wrong numbers again, too.      Hopeless aren’t they. I keep asking the newsagent for the winning ticket but they never give it to me. I keep getting little "wins", $6, $10, $16. Just enough to tantalise. 😥 | 
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                Looks like a wet week coming up? but i am sure it will change.....  | 
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                Under a passing cell right now. 15mm so far. | 
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                BOM are really going for it for Cairns on Wed  | 
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                Will be interesting to see who is the best guesser,- BoM, or WZ. Eeny, meeny, miny, moe.   | 
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                21mm yesterday afternoon.
 No rain today, and can't feel any showers coming this way today. Pretty bleh really.
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                Hickory, what program/app is it that allows you to display either bom or weatherzone? | 
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                Originally Posted by: Weary  Hickory, what program/app is it that allows you to display either bom or weatherzone? Just the stock standard WeatherZone page. I don't even bother switching cookies on to log in,- it's just the visitors page, I think.  The Opticast selection can be different than the other two, sometimes.  https://www.weatherzone....ast-and-tableland/cairns | 
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                Snuck out the reef today, first time in a while, bloody been too busy lately. Got a few nice trout and sharks got a share as well. Bom been holding steady with this forecast for a couple of days, sounds interesting,  not especially helpful for work but let see how it goes.
 Managed $94 in powerball last week so I told the newsagent that since I'm so rich I'll have a jumbo for this week lol.
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| Records for  2023: 2710mm
 2024: 1884mm (no records April-Sept)
 2025: 1859mm Jun: 15.4mm
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                Originally Posted by: Hickory  Originally Posted by: Weary  Hickory, what program/app is it that allows you to display either bom or weatherzone? Just the stock standard WeatherZone page. I don't even bother switching cookies on to log in,- it's just the visitors page, I think.  The Opticast selection can be different than the other two, sometimes.  https://www.weatherzone....ast-and-tableland/cairns Thanks | 
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                Storm to the east. Wishy washy here. Faint "rain". Too late to stop the nasty tiny biting gnats. Too late to stop the itches without antihistamines, damn. | 
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                 In this mornings forecast, the BoM are still sticking to their guns, and still going for 150mm - 250mm on Wed. Looking at the pressure systems, we should have NE winds today,- E tomorrow & SE on wednesday. Pretty much onshore flow. WZ, and some others are far more pessimistic. But until wednesday comes and proves them wrong,- who knows ??    Maybe when the change of shift bundy on this morning, they may take stock of things, and change it all. | 
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                65mm last night
 Sleeping with the sound of heavy rain on the roof is a rare thing for us.  Three to four hour, at least.
 
 Hickory, I remember bundying on & off in a couple jobs, last one might've been late 70s.
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                  Just for comparison, about 2 hrs after i posted the first pic yesterday, they had already changed it from >80 to 20-40.... | 
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                2mm from a very brief morning shower. | 
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                Originally Posted by: Hickory   In this mornings forecast, the BoM are still sticking to their guns, and still going for 150mm - 250mm on Wed. Looking at the pressure systems, we should have NE winds today,- E tomorrow & SE on wednesday. Pretty much onshore flow. WZ, and some others are far more pessimistic. But until wednesday comes and proves them wrong,- who knows ??    Maybe when the change of shift bundy on this morning, they may take stock of things, and change it all. Annnnnd there it is..... Wed 50-80mm... someone woke up at their desk. | 
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                I'm confused, are we apres le deluge or avant? | 
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