The rain in Brisbane.!!
#1
It has rained solid in Brisbane for the last five days!! not just a slight drizzle bloody bucketing it down!!
Yes i know we need it but its soooo depressing
some are saying this is the wettest June on record? for me i hate being reminded of the miserable weather of back home! my garden is swimming in water,even the dog is reluctant to pee outside !! & the kids are on school holidays so stuck indoors 
These last few days have really opened my eyes to any dreams of constant sunshine!!
Just had a call from hubby,all his calls were in the Gold Coast this morning & he has been told to turn back as the roads surrounding the Gold Coast are shut off,it has taken him an hour to get to Brackenridge! (usually ten minutes)as if three kids at home wasn't enough for me to cope with,hubby's on his way home too
Anyone on their way to Brisbane make sure you pack your raincoats,wellies & umbrella!!
Donna.
Yes i know we need it but its soooo depressing
some are saying this is the wettest June on record? for me i hate being reminded of the miserable weather of back home! my garden is swimming in water,even the dog is reluctant to pee outside !! & the kids are on school holidays so stuck indoors 
These last few days have really opened my eyes to any dreams of constant sunshine!!
Just had a call from hubby,all his calls were in the Gold Coast this morning & he has been told to turn back as the roads surrounding the Gold Coast are shut off,it has taken him an hour to get to Brackenridge! (usually ten minutes)as if three kids at home wasn't enough for me to cope with,hubby's on his way home too
Anyone on their way to Brisbane make sure you pack your raincoats,wellies & umbrella!!
Donna.
#2
Originally Posted by madsad
Anyone on their way to Brisbane make sure you pack your raincoats,wellies & umbrella!!
#3
Originally Posted by wmoore
I've just got a nice new rain jacket. Didn't think it would see any action til summer but it looks like I might be wrong 

Yeah,we're all the same,all this rain has cost me a bloody fortune
!!!Donna.
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Arghhhhhhhhhh dont you start too!!!!!!!
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Current Dam conditions:
Despite some heavy falls, most of the state's dams remained low.
But Hinze Dam on the Gold Coast nudged past 68 per cent capacity after 160mm was dumped on nearby Springbrook in less than two days.
The state's second biggest dam, Fairbairn near Emerald (which received 89mm) was at 30 per cent capacity and the Leslie Dam near Warwick was still down around 13 per cent capacity.
Brisbane's three main water storages were at 39 per cent.
http://www.couriermail.news.com.au/c...5E3102,00.html
Despite some heavy falls, most of the state's dams remained low.
But Hinze Dam on the Gold Coast nudged past 68 per cent capacity after 160mm was dumped on nearby Springbrook in less than two days.
The state's second biggest dam, Fairbairn near Emerald (which received 89mm) was at 30 per cent capacity and the Leslie Dam near Warwick was still down around 13 per cent capacity.
Brisbane's three main water storages were at 39 per cent.
http://www.couriermail.news.com.au/c...5E3102,00.html
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Originally Posted by madsad
It has rained solid in Brisbane for the last five days!! not just a slight drizzle bloody bucketing it down!!
Yes i know we need it but its soooo depressing
some are saying this is the wettest June on record? for me i hate being reminded of the miserable weather of back home! my garden is swimming in water,even the dog is reluctant to pee outside !! & the kids are on school holidays so stuck indoors 
These last few days have really opened my eyes to any dreams of constant sunshine!!
Just had a call from hubby,all his calls were in the Gold Coast this morning & he has been told to turn back as the roads surrounding the Gold Coast are shut off,it has taken him an hour to get to Brackenridge! (usually ten minutes)as if three kids at home wasn't enough for me to cope with,hubby's on his way home too
Anyone on their way to Brisbane make sure you pack your raincoats,wellies & umbrella!!
Donna.
Yes i know we need it but its soooo depressing
some are saying this is the wettest June on record? for me i hate being reminded of the miserable weather of back home! my garden is swimming in water,even the dog is reluctant to pee outside !! & the kids are on school holidays so stuck indoors 
These last few days have really opened my eyes to any dreams of constant sunshine!!
Just had a call from hubby,all his calls were in the Gold Coast this morning & he has been told to turn back as the roads surrounding the Gold Coast are shut off,it has taken him an hour to get to Brackenridge! (usually ten minutes)as if three kids at home wasn't enough for me to cope with,hubby's on his way home too
Anyone on their way to Brisbane make sure you pack your raincoats,wellies & umbrella!!
Donna.
Staking on an anthill, smeared with honey, in de mid summer noon day sun just out of reach of a large jug of iced water is the the starting option.
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Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
Current Dam conditions:
Despite some heavy falls, most of the state's dams remained low.
But Hinze Dam on the Gold Coast nudged past 68 per cent capacity after 160mm was dumped on nearby Springbrook in less than two days.
The state's second biggest dam, Fairbairn near Emerald (which received 89mm) was at 30 per cent capacity and the Leslie Dam near Warwick was still down around 13 per cent capacity.
Brisbane's three main water storages were at 39 per cent.
http://www.couriermail.news.com.au/c...5E3102,00.html
Despite some heavy falls, most of the state's dams remained low.
But Hinze Dam on the Gold Coast nudged past 68 per cent capacity after 160mm was dumped on nearby Springbrook in less than two days.
The state's second biggest dam, Fairbairn near Emerald (which received 89mm) was at 30 per cent capacity and the Leslie Dam near Warwick was still down around 13 per cent capacity.
Brisbane's three main water storages were at 39 per cent.
http://www.couriermail.news.com.au/c...5E3102,00.html
.Great for the Gold Coast though, especially as they only came off severe water restrictions 12 or 18 months ago.
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oh donna how u make me laugh. you are moaning about the rain???? my god lassie whatever next
its only wet water and before u ask....is there any other kind?......yes Frozen !!!!!
keep that in mind pal and u will be ok.
as for the rain. buy a brolly
its only wet water and before u ask....is there any other kind?......yes Frozen !!!!!
keep that in mind pal and u will be ok.
as for the rain. buy a brolly
Originally Posted by madsad
It has rained solid in Brisbane for the last five days!! not just a slight drizzle bloody bucketing it down!!
Yes i know we need it but its soooo depressing
some are saying this is the wettest June on record? for me i hate being reminded of the miserable weather of back home! my garden is swimming in water,even the dog is reluctant to pee outside !! & the kids are on school holidays so stuck indoors 
These last few days have really opened my eyes to any dreams of constant sunshine!!
Just had a call from hubby,all his calls were in the Gold Coast this morning & he has been told to turn back as the roads surrounding the Gold Coast are shut off,it has taken him an hour to get to Brackenridge! (usually ten minutes)as if three kids at home wasn't enough for me to cope with,hubby's on his way home too
Anyone on their way to Brisbane make sure you pack your raincoats,wellies & umbrella!!
Donna.
Yes i know we need it but its soooo depressing
some are saying this is the wettest June on record? for me i hate being reminded of the miserable weather of back home! my garden is swimming in water,even the dog is reluctant to pee outside !! & the kids are on school holidays so stuck indoors 
These last few days have really opened my eyes to any dreams of constant sunshine!!
Just had a call from hubby,all his calls were in the Gold Coast this morning & he has been told to turn back as the roads surrounding the Gold Coast are shut off,it has taken him an hour to get to Brackenridge! (usually ten minutes)as if three kids at home wasn't enough for me to cope with,hubby's on his way home too
Anyone on their way to Brisbane make sure you pack your raincoats,wellies & umbrella!!
Donna.
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Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
Current Dam conditions:
Despite some heavy falls, most of the state's dams remained low.
But Hinze Dam on the Gold Coast nudged past 68 per cent capacity after 160mm was dumped on nearby Springbrook in less than two days.
The state's second biggest dam, Fairbairn near Emerald (which received 89mm) was at 30 per cent capacity and the Leslie Dam near Warwick was still down around 13 per cent capacity.
Brisbane's three main water storages were at 39 per cent.
http://www.couriermail.news.com.au/c...5E3102,00.html
Despite some heavy falls, most of the state's dams remained low.
But Hinze Dam on the Gold Coast nudged past 68 per cent capacity after 160mm was dumped on nearby Springbrook in less than two days.
The state's second biggest dam, Fairbairn near Emerald (which received 89mm) was at 30 per cent capacity and the Leslie Dam near Warwick was still down around 13 per cent capacity.
Brisbane's three main water storages were at 39 per cent.
http://www.couriermail.news.com.au/c...5E3102,00.html
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Originally Posted by JulesandChris
The rain, in Brisbane, falls mainly down the drain?
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Originally Posted by JulesandChris
The rain, in Brisbane, falls mainly down the drain?

It is a pity that all that water can't be channelled back to the dams
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Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
I just need to connect my back garden to the drain 
It is a pity that all that water can't be channelled back to the dams

It is a pity that all that water can't be channelled back to the dams
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Originally Posted by JulesandChris
The rain, in Brisbane, falls mainly in ABC's gardéne?
Must be the rain that does it
#14
Originally Posted by soapy
as for the rain. buy a brolly 

JTL
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Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
We are in good moods today
Must be the rain that does it

Must be the rain that does it

Reminds me why we left the UK.



