Soooooo, how's this weather?

[Brodlach]

Places like Dubbo, Taree, Canberra and Albury didn’t get a great deal

[Brodlach]

Some of the numbers coming out of the NSW rainfall are just staggering. ( If you're a weather nerd ).

One place registered ( from 9am Saturday to 9am Sunday ) 380mm of rain, of which 85mm fell in one hour. 85mm in an hour!

The Sydney CBD received 176mm from 9am Sunday to 9am this morning.

Imagine if all that rain went into the catchment areas. Yabby yabby yabbies

News this morning said the biggest dam had a 38% increase in holdings

[Booney]

Town in NSW received 115mm in an hour on Monday. That's rain.

Cyclone UESI is on track to bump into southern Queensland and most of NSW with Sydney now forecast to get up to 40-50mm today and 50-60mm tomorrow. Sydney has had 416mm this month.

[helicopterking]

Town in NSW received 115mm in an hour on Monday. That's rain.

Cyclone UESI is on track to bump into southern Queensland and most of NSW with Sydney now forecast to get up to 40-50mm today and 50-60mm tomorrow. Sydney has had 416mm this month.

Ballina has had almost 500mm in a week.

[Lightning McQueen]

Town in NSW received 115mm in an hour on Monday. That's rain.

Cyclone UESI is on track to bump into southern Queensland and most of NSW with Sydney now forecast to get up to 40-50mm today and 50-60mm tomorrow. Sydney has had 416mm this month.

The radar for Mt Stapylton is very colourful atm.

[PatowalongaPirate]

Staggering amount of rain.

Adelaide registered 358mm for the entirety of 2019.

[Footy Chick]

Staggering amount of rain.

Adelaide registered 358mm for the entirety of 2019.

Jeezus, I think Mackay got that in one day last week!

[Booney]

Sunshine coast airport 231mm yesterday.

Mooloola airport had 200mm in 90 minutes.

[LaughingKookaburra]

First time since the early 1970’s that Adelaide will not pass 35 any day in February. Apart from the ruthless patch around Xmas this Summer has been very tame. January on average was 5 degrees cooler than last year and February 3 degrees.

[helicopterking]

First time since the early 1970’s that Adelaide will not pass 35 any day in February. Apart from the ruthless patch around Xmas this Summer has been very tame. January on average was 5 degrees cooler than last year and February 3 degrees.

Got a feeling a very wet Autumn/Winter coming up

[Spargo]

First time since the early 1970’s that Adelaide will not pass 35 any day in February. Apart from the ruthless patch around Xmas this Summer has been very tame. January on average was 5 degrees cooler than last year and February 3 degrees.

Got a feeling a very wet Autumn/Winter coming up

Fingers crossed.

[helicopterking]

First time since the early 1970’s that Adelaide will not pass 35 any day in February. Apart from the ruthless patch around Xmas this Summer has been very tame. January on average was 5 degrees cooler than last year and February 3 degrees.

Got a feeling a very wet Autumn/Winter coming up

Fingers crossed.

Temp drop Here, Heaps of Moisture through central and South/West Qld and Western NSW, That doesn’t happen often, expect some serious Downpours.

[Magellan]

First time since the early 1970’s that Adelaide will not pass 35 any day in February. Apart from the ruthless patch around Xmas this Summer has been very tame. January on average was 5 degrees cooler than last year and February 3 degrees.

Global warming, eh? Bah! Cop that, Greta!

[Booney]

First time since the early 1970’s that Adelaide will not pass 35 any day in February. Apart from the ruthless patch around Xmas this Summer has been very tame. January on average was 5 degrees cooler than last year and February 3 degrees.

Got a feeling a very wet Autumn/Winter coming up

Was only reading about this the other night.

Long term drivers The Indian Ocean Dipole and the El Nino Southern Oscillation are both neutral. Short term drivers Southern Annual Mode and something I can't recall off the top of my head are both also neutral. This suggests rainfall patterns through Autumn to remain around average, temperatures may be a little higher than average.

The Coral Sea is warmer than normal, this usually means higher rainfall, however the tropical western Pacific Ocean is warmer than normal so that will draw moisture away from Australia reducing the influence of the Coral Sea temperature.

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[Lightning McQueen]

First time since the early 1970’s that Adelaide will not pass 35 any day in February. Apart from the ruthless patch around Xmas this Summer has been very tame. January on average was 5 degrees cooler than last year and February 3 degrees.

Was the humidity up? It seems as though it been a sauna our room at night lately.

[heater31]

First time since the early 1970’s that Adelaide will not pass 35 any day in February. Apart from the ruthless patch around Xmas this Summer has been very tame. January on average was 5 degrees cooler than last year and February 3 degrees.

Was the humidity up? It seems as though it been a sauna our room at night lately.

My swampy is ******* useless at the moment!

[Lightning McQueen]

Was the humidity up? It seems as though it been a sauna our room at night lately.

My swampy is ******* useless at the moment!

Our split system works a treat, it's positioned very poorly though, we get a blizzard in half the house and the Sahara for the other half.

[JK]

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What does that look like mate?

[Lightning McQueen]

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What does that look like mate?

[amber_fluid]

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What does that look like mate?

I was hoping for that blonde naked weather presenter