Just quickly mentioning on another note. It will be worth to pay attention over parts of the south tomorrow, particularly southwest, where there seems to be a bit of an upper disturbance passing on through. Isolated afternoon showers and thunderstorms will be possible because of this, as well as in the northeast with the other trough moving away from the region.
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I agree Jake, was mentioning this earlier, i think tomorrow wont be the day everyone expects. I expect plenty of action tomorrow arvo, Friday with the front, and also Sunday. Going to be a very active topping up week i think.
7.2mm from that burst and now on 22.7mm for the day, and 73.2mm since last Wednesday. YTD is now 961.8mm, getting close to the magical figure.
Got a few more mm, somewhere between 3 and 4 I forgot exactly how much but it's in the gauge right now. over 25mm now for the last two days, Around 63mm for the month.
1184mm for the year now which is getting right up there. Only need another 18mm and it is the wettest year here since at least 1973 and probably one of the wettest years on record. It could easily end up the wettest year here in 150 years going from Macedon Forestry records.
EDIT: I notice Trentham has had around 1400mm so far (averaging Jane and Clyve's stations). The annual average there is around 1100mm I think. Mount Macedon MW station also on 1400mm for the year, (if it's where I think it is, it's around 800m asl)
Just got home from a meeting and checked the gauge to find 24mls from this latest rainband.This amount fell in the space of 25 mins.
For those who know Albury,the main st(dean st) was flooded to the centre of the road for most of it.Looks to be another band developing to the NW
so it ain't over yet