Soooooo, how's this weather?

[dedja]

2nd unsuccessful escape attempt by Moby Dick on the Torrens.

Cunning and patient, he (or whatever pronoun he/him/she/her/they/them identifies with) is able to wait for years for the river to surge, and then under the cover of a storm, makes a run for it down river.

[Wedgie]

Pissweak effort this time, didn't even make it to South Rd.

[Dirty dog]

Copious amounts of rain coming on the weeks end. Ants already working their holes frantically here on the ranch.

[Booney]

Copious amounts of rain coming on the weeks end. Ants already working their holes frantically here on the ranch.

Farmers - Ants are on the move, must be rain coming

Ants - Farmers are on the move, must be rain coming

Probably.

[spell_check]

I’m an avid weather observer, however I can honestly say that I have never recalled or seen any weather systems coming directly through from the Bordertown/Horsham vicinity towards Adelaide as it is doing right now.

Speaking of unusual weather patterns, late Nov/early Dec 2010 there was a squall line that went directly west from the border, but once it went over the ranges, it turned to light rain only. There was on another day around this time (during the Ashes Test) a rainband which came from the NNE. You used to be able to search radar archives to find this stuff, but like most things, once the archive/site gets larger, the paywall descends.

[Lightning McQueen]

Copious amounts of rain coming on the weeks end. Ants already working their holes frantically here on the ranch.

Farmers - Ants are on the move, must be rain coming

Ants - Farmers are on the move, must be rain coming

Probably.

I reckon a few farmers seen my ant coming when she lived out in the sticks

[am Bays]

I’m an avid weather observer, however I can honestly say that I have never recalled or seen any weather systems coming directly through from the Bordertown/Horsham vicinity towards Adelaide as it is doing right now.

Speaking of unusual weather patterns, late Nov/early Dec 2010 there was a squall line that went directly west from the border, but once it went over the ranges, it turned to light rain only. There was on another day around this time (during the Ashes Test) a rainband which came from the NNE. You used to be able to search radar archives to find this stuff, but like most things, once the archive/site gets larger, the paywall descends.

I reckon that was the 94-95 test (Blewey's debut) day 1 which was held in January after the quad series that year with Aus A.

You could see it coming in all black from behind the scoreboard,

[Bum Crack]

44 degrees in Berri on Friday with 41km winds.

[spell_check]

I’m an avid weather observer, however I can honestly say that I have never recalled or seen any weather systems coming directly through from the Bordertown/Horsham vicinity towards Adelaide as it is doing right now.

Speaking of unusual weather patterns, late Nov/early Dec 2010 there was a squall line that went directly west from the border, but once it went over the ranges, it turned to light rain only. There was on another day around this time (during the Ashes Test) a rainband which came from the NNE. You used to be able to search radar archives to find this stuff, but like most things, once the archive/site gets larger, the paywall descends.

I reckon that was the 94-95 test (Blewey's debut) day 1 which was held in January after the quad series that year with Aus A.

You could see it coming in all black from behind the scoreboard,

[spell_check]

I’m an avid weather observer, however I can honestly say that I have never recalled or seen any weather systems coming directly through from the Bordertown/Horsham vicinity towards Adelaide as it is doing right now.

Speaking of unusual weather patterns, late Nov/early Dec 2010 there was a squall line that went directly west from the border, but once it went over the ranges, it turned to light rain only. There was on another day around this time (during the Ashes Test) a rainband which came from the NNE. You used to be able to search radar archives to find this stuff, but like most things, once the archive/site gets larger, the paywall descends.

I reckon that was the 94-95 test (Blewey's debut) day 1 which was held in January after the quad series that year with Aus A.

You could see it coming in all black from behind the scoreboard,

This? (I've tried using the youtube coding; it won't show - see post above)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3zKnBT ... HailTheVHS

It's definitely the 2010 match I was mentioning, which finished before the continuing saga between Botham and Chappell as well as the storms which would have washed out the game after lunch.

[Dirty dog]

44 degrees in Berri on Friday with 41km winds.

41 in my area with the winds. It’s already been made a catastrophic fire danger day.

[Dutchy]

Copious amounts of rain coming on the weeks end. Ants already working their holes frantically here on the ranch.

Quite a few farmers trying to get their crops off before it hits

[whufc]

Copious amounts of rain coming on the weeks end. Ants already working their holes frantically here on the ranch.

Quite a few farmers trying to get their crops off before it hits

Yep, pretty tense here for the farmers in Spalding.

Just a couple of the big operators to finish with a massive race against the clock. Hearing a few of the local farmers assisting with their headers to get as many in the paddock as possible.

[Booney]

Catastrophic fire danger into flood watch.

Can hear all the Boomers getting ready to knock the climate change experts.

[wenchbarwer]

Catastrophic fire danger into flood watch.

Can hear all the Boomers getting ready to knock the climate change experts.

"So much for the El Nino!!!"

[dedja]

Yeah, faark him and his sister Nina.

[Footy Chick]

Yeah, faark him and his sister Nina.

did you know they work in reverse in the Northern hemisphere?

I have an old school friend that lives in Kenya and she said that El Nino is the rains and Nina is the heat.

[am Bays]

I have an old school friend that lives in Kenya and she said that El Nino blesses the rains [in Africa] and Nina is the heat.

EFA

[Wedgie]

Yeah, faark him and his sister Nina.

did you know they work in reverse in the Northern hemisphere?

I have an old school friend that lives in Kenya and she said that El Nino is the rains and Nina is the heat.

Isn't Kenya equatorial though?
Neither means rains or heat, they just relate to the temperature of the Pacific's Ocean and if its warmer or cooler. Affects different countries in relation to the Pacific with global atmospheric circulation I'd imagine?

[amber_fluid]

Yeah, faark him and his sister Nina.

You do him and I’ll do the sister