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It's just the leaves that piss me off and the fact that everyone in my neighbourhood just blows the bastards away from their properties instead of sucking them up.

Wedgie wrote:It's just the leaves that piss me off and the fact that everyone in my neighbourhood just blows the bastards away from their properties instead of sucking them up.

I hate how people do that, blow them away from their property and then just leave them, it's so bloody lazy.

I'm glad you blokes are enjoying the warm weather we still have at the moment, for me it's still hot and annoying to work in. I'm looking forward to it cooling down a bit so I can get through a day at work without feeling hot and sweating.

Played my first footy game of the year Saturday (trial game) and it was a very, very hot day for footy.

The Dark Knight wrote:

Wedgie wrote:It's just the leaves that piss me off and the fact that everyone in my neighbourhood just blows the bastards away from their properties instead of sucking them up.

I hate how people do that, blow them away from their property and then just leave them, it's so bloody lazy.....

I'm on a heavily tree-filled 3200 square meter block. I just let the leaves lie there.
I pay a guy with a ride-on mower to mow periodically and they tend to get sucked up then...

2.8 magnitude in mt barker

Just starting to rain here on the farm. I fell sorry for the 50k city folk up here now getting wet.

Moccies have just made their 2022 debut

Vamos wrote:Moccies have just made their 2022 debut

My Uggies aren't that far off from a 2022 debut either.

Must mean onesie needs to come out

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mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Must mean onesie needs to come out

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You do you MT!

Well....

For the first time since 1974, which was the wettest year in Australia in 122 years of data, it looks like we're in for another La Nina cycle making it three consecutive La Nina and will be compounded by a negative Indian Ocean Dipole.

What does this mean? Another wet year ahead for the east coast of Australia, highly likely that there will be more flooding rains on an already soaked landscape and a mild summer with wetter than average forecasts for most of Australia.

Booney wrote:Well....

For the first time since 1974, which was the wettest year in Australia in 122 years of data, it looks like we're in for another La Nina cycle making it three consecutive La Nina and will be compounded by a negative Indian Ocean Dipole.

What does this mean? Another wet year ahead for the east coast of Australia, highly likely that there will be more flooding rains on an already soaked landscape and a mild summer with wetter than average forecasts for most of Australia.

and watch your insurance premiums skyrocket again as a result

Booney wrote:Well....

For the first time since 1974, which was the wettest year in Australia in 122 years of data, it looks like we're in for another La Nina cycle making it three consecutive La Nina and will be compounded by a negative Indian Ocean Dipole.

What does this mean? Another wet year ahead for the east coast of Australia, highly likely that there will be more flooding rains on an already soaked landscape and a mild summer with wetter than average forecasts for most of Australia.

You should bring out an Almanac

Booney wrote:Well....

For the first time since 1974, which was the wettest year in Australia in 122 years of data, it looks like we're in for another La Nina cycle making it three consecutive La Nina and will be compounded by a negative Indian Ocean Dipole.

What does this mean? Another wet year ahead for the east coast of Australia, highly likely that there will be more flooding rains on an already soaked landscape and a mild summer with wetter than average forecasts for most of Australia.

Probably blame it on Scomo again.

Booney wrote:Well....

For the first time since 1974, which was the wettest year in Australia in 122 years of data, it looks like we're in for another La Nina cycle making it three consecutive La Nina and will be compounded by a negative Indian Ocean Dipole.

What does this mean? Another wet year ahead for the east coast of Australia, highly likely that there will be more flooding rains on an already soaked landscape and a mild summer with wetter than average forecasts for most of Australia.

Means nothing for us in SA unfortunately. As dry as it’s ever been here on the top of Yorkes. We are all ready to go seeding,just need a proper rain event. 20-30mm would be ideal but take 15mm. Mouse numbers have gone through the roof now so any dry sowing will run the risk of getting it eaten by mice and their numbers increasing further. Bring on the rain!
Also my tanks have ran out so had to turn over to mains water, tastes like a swimming pool.

57 drops here so far, don’t think this is the break in the season we are looking for. Hopefully I’m incorrect and it pi$$es down.

Dirty dog wrote:57 drops here so far, don’t think this is the break in the season we are looking for. Hopefully I’m incorrect and it pi$$es down.

I thought we were going to get decent rain here in Adel today but not the case.. seems less hitting the YP looking at the radar

The Bedge wrote:

Dirty dog wrote:57 drops here so far, don’t think this is the break in the season we are looking for. Hopefully I’m incorrect and it pi$$es down.

I thought we were going to get decent rain here in Adel today but not the case.. seems less hitting the YP looking at the radar

They reduced Adelaides prediction for today from 14mm 3 days ago to 0.9mm yesterday.

Seems like yesterdays prediction is the right one.

mots02 wrote:

The Bedge wrote:

Dirty dog wrote:57 drops here so far, don’t think this is the break in the season we are looking for. Hopefully I’m incorrect and it pi$$es down.

I thought we were going to get decent rain here in Adel today but not the case.. seems less hitting the YP looking at the radar

They reduced Adelaides prediction for today from 14mm 3 days ago to 0.9mm yesterday.

Seems like yesterdays prediction is the right one.

makes a change

Hail absolutely pelting down in North Adelaide currently.

Spargo wrote:Hail absolutely pelting down in North Adelaide currently.

At Croydon and it’s sunny, next thing I hear a huge clap of Thunder and moments later it’s pelting down