Thank you for the rain
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Thank you for the rain
It's just started to rain here in Perth and thank goodness! It must be at least 3-4 months since we last had any, can anyone here remember when it last poured down?. It is only drizzling at the moment but I'am hoping for a right good soaking!
Funny leaving the UK and then wishing for rain here!! lol
Funny leaving the UK and then wishing for rain here!! lol
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Re: Thank you for the rain
Originally posted by janeyray
It's just started to rain here in Perth and thank goodness! It must be at least 3-4 months since we last had any, can anyone here remember when it last poured down?. It is only drizzling at the moment but I'am hoping for a right good soaking!
Funny leaving the UK and then wishing for rain here!! lol
It's just started to rain here in Perth and thank goodness! It must be at least 3-4 months since we last had any, can anyone here remember when it last poured down?. It is only drizzling at the moment but I'am hoping for a right good soaking!
Funny leaving the UK and then wishing for rain here!! lol
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Spitting
Lucky you, very hot still on NSW Central Coast and a couple of spits of rain.
No thunder but cat under sink!?!
I want to feel cool again! I hate note being able to sleep!!!
Merlot
No thunder but cat under sink!?!
I want to feel cool again! I hate note being able to sleep!!!
Merlot
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Re: Spitting
Originally posted by Merlot
Lucky you, very hot still on NSW Central Coast and a couple of spits of rain.
No thunder but cat under sink!?!
I want to feel cool again! I hate note being able to sleep!!!
Merlot
Lucky you, very hot still on NSW Central Coast and a couple of spits of rain.
No thunder but cat under sink!?!
I want to feel cool again! I hate note being able to sleep!!!
Merlot
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Re: Thank you for the rain
Originally posted by owieb
Well I know it rained on the 17th December, so it's only been a couple of months, certainly hasn't rained this year though.
Well I know it rained on the 17th December, so it's only been a couple of months, certainly hasn't rained this year though.
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WIND!!
Just getting the smallest of breezes through the window, still don't reckon on much kip though!
I'll be knackered tomorrow and it is going to be 38 degrees by Wednesday - .
Merlot
I'll be knackered tomorrow and it is going to be 38 degrees by Wednesday - .
Merlot
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Originally posted by Merlot
Just getting the smallest of breezes through the window, still don't reckon on much kip though!
I'll be knackered tomorrow and it is going to be 38 degrees by Wednesday - .
Merlot
Just getting the smallest of breezes through the window, still don't reckon on much kip though!
I'll be knackered tomorrow and it is going to be 38 degrees by Wednesday - .
Merlot
About 30C today, and the same tomorrow. Nice cool evening outside, although warmer in the house, but not enough to put the air con on.
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Re: Thank you for the rain
Originally posted by janeyray
It's just started to rain here in Perth and thank goodness! It must be at least 3-4 months since we last had any, can anyone here remember when it last poured down?. It is only drizzling at the moment but I'am hoping for a right good soaking!
Funny leaving the UK and then wishing for rain here!! lol
It's just started to rain here in Perth and thank goodness! It must be at least 3-4 months since we last had any, can anyone here remember when it last poured down?. It is only drizzling at the moment but I'am hoping for a right good soaking!
Funny leaving the UK and then wishing for rain here!! lol
Mummy
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Well, we seemed to have had quite a bit last night - still little puddles on the ground this morning. As usual the area was in chaos with power cuts and traffic almost at a standstill.
Good for the garden though
Good for the garden though
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Bloody Stinker!
40 degrees just outside our office! Not a happy bunny!
Scared to predict the humidity!
2.45 pm, Gosford, NSW Central Coast.
Scared to predict the humidity!
2.45 pm, Gosford, NSW Central Coast.
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isnt it funny how in the uk or anywhere when its raining you can go out - wrap up and take an umbrella and head out! at 40 degrees which we get in melbourne (although this summer has been pretty cool) you cant go out and do anything! ironic!