I do love to be by the Seaside
Jun 29th 2003, 11:43 pm
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I do love to be by the Seaside
Not right now its very iffy the rains okay a bit heavy but thev winds are bloody way over the top .
A SMALL tornado damaged house roofs and destroyed carports in Perth yesterday, capping off a wet weekend for coastal areas and the Wheatbelt.
The tornado destroyed roofs and carports at three houses in Wembley about 1pm.
http://www.thewest.com.au/20030630/n...sto103256.html
A SMALL tornado damaged house roofs and destroyed carports in Perth yesterday, capping off a wet weekend for coastal areas and the Wheatbelt.
The tornado destroyed roofs and carports at three houses in Wembley about 1pm.
http://www.thewest.com.au/20030630/n...sto103256.html
Jun 30th 2003, 1:22 am
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Isn't it nice to see the changed weather pattern. Heard on the radio something along the lines of "International Meteorology Organisation said that the west Pacific can look forward to above average rain". Nice to see low replace high pressure pattern over the south of Aus.
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Jun 30th 2003, 1:39 am
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Originally posted by The Tooth Fairy
Isn't it nice to see the changed weather pattern. Heard on the radio something along the lines of "International Meteorology Organisation said that the west Pacific can look forward to above average rain". Nice to see low replace high pressure pattern over the south of Aus.
Isn't it nice to see the changed weather pattern. Heard on the radio something along the lines of "International Meteorology Organisation said that the west Pacific can look forward to above average rain". Nice to see low replace high pressure pattern over the south of Aus.
The rains fine but the wind factor is hard to take when you trying to smash a little ball around the golf course.
