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a perth thread for a change!!(water)
We went up to mundaring weir on monday night..
the water levels were lower than i have seen them in three years? is it me or has it not rained much this year? with thanks.. brum,, |
Re: a perth thread for a change!!(water)
Originally Posted by brummy
(Post 8604990)
We went up to mundaring weir on monday night..
the water levels were lower than i have seen them in three years? is it me or has it not rained much this year? with thanks.. brum,, Last year, Mundaring was the fullest I have seen it - it's not a very important dam for Perth anyway. I think that, overall, the water situation is not too bad. |
Re: a perth thread for a change!!(water)
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Originally Posted by brummy
(Post 8604990)
is it me or has it not rained much this year? Half its long term average, but twice as much as last year. :) |
Re: a perth thread for a change!!(water)
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 8605004)
It has not rained much this year so far - but that's normal.
Last year, Mundaring was the fullest I have seen it - it's not a very important dam for Perth anyway. I think that, overall, the water situation is not too bad. eh champ,were dead lucky to have those kind of places on our doorstep eh? |
Re: a perth thread for a change!!(water)
It's evaporated due to boredom:D
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Re: a perth thread for a change!!(water)
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 8605004)
It has not rained much this year so far - but that's normal.
Last year, Mundaring was the fullest I have seen it - it's not a very important dam for Perth anyway. I think that, overall, the water situation is not too bad. http://www.watercorporation.com.au/D/dams_storage.cfm This is probably the worst time - go in September |
Re: a perth thread for a change!!(water)
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 8605004)
It has not rained much this year so far - but that's normal.
Last year, Mundaring was the fullest I have seen it - it's not a very important dam for Perth anyway. I think that, overall, the water situation is not too bad. 'As announced by Water Minister Graham Jacobs, the winter sprinkler ban is here to stay. When: 1 June to 31 August 2010 Where: Perth-Mandurah area and the South-West Who: Applies to garden bores, scheme and over 600 licensed water users' |
Re: a perth thread for a change!!(water)
Originally Posted by BAY
(Post 8605136)
'.... not too bad' !! Thats why the sprinkler/hosepipe has been extended.
'As announced by Water Minister Graham Jacobs, the winter sprinkler ban is here to stay. When: 1 June to 31 August 2010 Where: Perth-Mandurah area and the South-West Who: Applies to garden bores, scheme and over 600 licensed water users' From what I have read/heard, water management in WA is far superior to the rest of the country. |
Re: a perth thread for a change!!(water)
Originally Posted by brummy
(Post 8604990)
We went up to mundaring weir on monday night..
the water levels were lower than i have seen them in three years? is it me or has it not rained much this year? with thanks.. brum,, |
Re: a perth thread for a change!!(water)
Originally Posted by squeezzii
(Post 8605507)
went there in feb and it was the fullest Ive ever seen it- no sign at all of the rail tracks
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Re: a perth thread for a change!!(water)
Originally Posted by salopian
(Post 8605033)
It's evaporated due to boredom:D
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