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Originally Posted by: FNQ Bunyip 
Well good day weather folks :)
Werry I don't doubt the differences between the 2 gauges in Kans, They would be what 15km apart? and the area surrounding each is different.
They are both at the airport, less than a kilometre apart, one is at the BOM office weather station, the other is a flood gauge on the Barron at the northern end of the runway.
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Originally Posted by: FNQ Bunyip got to the ferry at 16:52 but it was already shut by almost an hour :( Reading this, I can't complain about getting stuck at Pump Creek Almaden for a couple of hours.
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That sounds like quite an adventure Bunyip. Good rain in your area again. 8.5mm here overnight, fine weather today with a nice breeze. Edit: News on WZ. BOM declares El Nino over. Edited by user Wednesday, 17 April 2024 3:42:37 PM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: Weary Originally Posted by: FNQ Bunyip
Well good day weather folks :)
Werry I don't doubt the differences between the 2 gauges in Kans, They would be what 15km apart? and the area surrounding each is different.
They are both at the airport, less than a kilometre apart, one is at the BOM office weather station, the other is a flood gauge on the Barron at the northern end of the runway. I'm sorry I was thinking about the race coarse gauge. Did not realise that there were 2 at the airport  Only 3mm this morning Cheers |
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Just 2.5mm here this morning. Predictions of a slow moving trough coming in with isolated heavy falls north of Ingham tomorrow. The radar looks promising at the moment.
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Originally Posted by: Sheridan Mist The radar looks promising at the moment. WOW, you're right. The weather out here is definitely dry season, and I forget to to look at the weather through the day. LOL.
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despite the promising radar, only got 28mm . Looks like most of the rain was to the north of Cairns. I see flat battery got 134mm
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41mm here. Not much above steady rain last night. Still a nice band of rain north of Port Douglas this morning.
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Picked up another 92mm this morning from another wet night.
Even the dog was not in a hurry to go for our walk/run this morning & wanted a warm shower
when we got home. :)
It just keeps falling, can't move and fences need attention again from the flood Tuesday.
I'm starting to wonder just what this winter is going to look like.
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30mm is the past 2 days..definately a drying trend down here with plenty of sunny periods each day now... Geez Bunyip you arent far off 6000mm since about dec 12th or whenever the rains started...almost 1.5m per month... No wonder its a tad wet underfoot mate..! SM, What have you measured since that mid december start of the deluge..? Edited by user Friday, 19 April 2024 2:13:17 PM(UTC)
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We've had 3418mm since the beginning of the Jasper deluge Scott. That's unusual for White Rock as the annual average since 2011 is about 2200.
I notice on the radar another blob moving in towards the Daintree area.
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Thats pretty impressive for cairns mate..! Yes quite a blob thats totally stationary just now mate..I hope that doesnt push onshore during the night..might be another wet one for the Bunyip..! 
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Away for the day.
Nothing in the gauge when I got home although it was kind of rain in the air but not raining...
But for a few kms halfway between Almaden and home, it must have really dumped because the long grass had been flattened.
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Thankfully that blob stayed mostly offshore and we only picked up 27mm this morning :)
But it is still showering and very moist drippy sort of morning.
Yeah Scott the numbers are crazy, everyone is running out of grass, it's just so wet and gray
most days nothing is growing properly, and the cool is just starting so that will slow things
down even more. My beans are all very pale and the leaves look waterlogged.
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First day in 8 we've had no rain here. The last week 258.5mm in total. GFS saying a bit drier times ahead.
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Well, that was nice. Had a rain cell hover for a bit last night with some very light rain. About 9pm it dropped 5mm on us. A nice surprise and a lovely fresh morning. And the grass will grow again. 😁😁 Edited by user Monday, 22 April 2024 8:15:12 AM(UTC)
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We've had no rain in 4 days. Forecast by BOM today 0-1mm for Cairns. 10mm already tonight, still raining steadily. 
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I feel for you all on the coast, wishing it was dry.
I almost forgot to (double)check & empty this morning. We had a short quick shower yesterday evening just before 5pm, out of nowhere.
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Nice gentle steady rain overnight until 6am when it bucketed down. 54mm
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Ended up with 52mm here. Quite a wet night. I'm glad now I got the mowing done yesterday.
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