Break in the (weather) transmission
Did I MISS something this week? Like, um, the WEATHER WATCH?
Sheesh… hopeless.
Not too regular here at the moment (and trying to bat kids away from the computer as I type this – blinking ‘educational’ websites). So as we enjoy a tiny break in the rain patterns here (NOT that I am complaining) and share a couple of snaps of the by-products of the wet weather…
Native bees all abuzz around our lush Crepe Myrtles.
Can’t see? Look closer…
Weather for this neck of the woods:
21-28 degrees and 87 percent relative humidity (aka: stinking steaming hot!)
90% chance of 10-20mm rain (keep bringing it on, Hughie)
Frost risk – 0 (no kidding Einstein?)
Rest of the week filled with ‘more possible showers’.
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And before you ask, NO we are SO not sick of it yet, despite being almost flooded in on a couple of seperate occasions in the past week. We have had almost 15 inches of rain for 2010 already – not so far off our entire rainfall last year! Each soaking we get tops up our dams and adds to our underground water supplies – meaning we can go for that bit longer without rain when the dry season arrives (as it surely will).
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I do feel for those having to evacuate their homes because of flooding in Charleville and St George… check out news reports here. And the flash flood in Melbourne (see Jayne’s pics).
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And how about you?
What’s Mother Nature up to in your part of the world.
I wait with bated breath!