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Todays Weather where you live?
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unreal
Noteworthy
Wish we could export it. Or "bank it". I'm sure all this rain will (eventually) be followed by years of drought. There's always a flip side of a coin
Stezza
Dances with Bees
Rain...
A record held for 72 years tumbled today as Sydney recorded its wettest year tracking back 164 years when records began.
This is one of four weather records broken across New South Wales as Australia's east coast was drenched today.
yep.. it's wet outside!
webcamsydney – Live, the iconic view of Sydney, NSW, Australia
A record held for 72 years tumbled today as Sydney recorded its wettest year tracking back 164 years when records began.
This is one of four weather records broken across New South Wales as Australia's east coast was drenched today.
yep.. it's wet outside!
webcamsydney – Live, the iconic view of Sydney, NSW, Australia
Terre
Renowned
Bank it would be nice.Wish we could export it. Or "bank it". I'm sure all this rain will (eventually) be followed by years of drought. There's always a flip side of a coin
DanaTA
Distinguished
That used to be a big thing. Use the water to irrigate your garden and lawn. They even sold a rain barrel at Home Depot at one point. Just be sure you use the screen top, to prevent mosquitoes from making it a nursery!
Dana
Another thing is gray water. A bit more expensive to put into use, though. I've done neither.
It was, then the last few days has been horrible lots of rain. Dams are having to release water as they're too full. Back yard was turning into a swamp.
@DanaTA we're encouraged to have water tanks these days when I first bought the house 40 odd years ago it wasn't allowed. Now a greywater tank is included in newer houses and older houses are allowed to put in tanks for using in the garden.
We also have converters that you can add to you taps so you don't waste water from the hot tap while it warms up. I don't have those but maybe one day for the shower it would be good.
Stezza
Dances with Bees
thanks, all good here, the creek didn't break it's bank but came close to it.
More rain to come by the end of the week though!
Stezza
Dances with Bees
Most of the earlier flooding was in NSW's and Queensland. We actually had some in Victoria in the last week. But yes way too much flooding.
Today though is looking to be a lovely spring day. At the moment very few clouds, blue sky not too hot and not too cold. What you might call a perfect day. I hope it remains so...my lawn is very soggy but unlike the lawn next door hasn't yet turned into a swamp. I actually heard frogs from their lawn. Which doesn't surprise me as I found a couple in damp spots in our garden.
Today though is looking to be a lovely spring day. At the moment very few clouds, blue sky not too hot and not too cold. What you might call a perfect day. I hope it remains so...my lawn is very soggy but unlike the lawn next door hasn't yet turned into a swamp. I actually heard frogs from their lawn. Which doesn't surprise me as I found a couple in damp spots in our garden.