Another line of possible storms developing alligned N-S to the west of Ballarat, could give metro areas a nice thump if it develops more on it's nth edge. Suns still out here and starting to get that "feel" about it.
Sniper wrote:From 3AW on twitter
UPDATE: @DenisWalter3AW says 12 homes in town of Nattimuk have had to be evacuated. Some Horsham homes being sand-bagged.
Homes built right on river bank, river banks are like large Nature Stips then a road and then flash homes.
Possibly need more than sang bags if it does flood.
Other homes (units) have been recently built on the old sheep yards, really low lying area not all that far from the river either.
Rhino wrote:Another line of possible storms developing alligned N-S to the west of Ballarat, could give metro areas a nice thump if it develops more on it's nth edge. Suns still out here and starting to get that "feel" about it.
Rhino.
Forming on one of the arms of the deepening low to our southwest...note the shear has changed direction today...Jane
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Rhino wrote:Another line of possible storms developing alligned N-S to the west of Ballarat, could give metro areas a nice thump if it develops more on it's nth edge. Suns still out here and starting to get that "feel" about it.
Rhino.
Just home from work and hoping that it strengthens on the southern edge as well to give us a bit of a show
Im not so familier with the wimmera river but the bulk of the water is still well upstream sitting at Glynwylln so sandbagging is precaution unless localised flooding http://www.bom.gov.au/fwo/IDV67206/IDV6 ... .plt.shtml" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Karl Lijnders wrote:I have just conferred with home and 20mm has fallen there for the event, much the same as One in Dandenong so that makes sense being SSW of Scoresby.
20mm is what I got here as well. Just 28C DP is 21.6C
Looks like its lining up the catchments finally through the Yarra Valley. Sky is dark with black bases and can see the tops of the storms to the north. Still back building slightly but the flow is now NNW so the Eastern half of Melbourne looks like it now gets its turn.
The sand bagging is on Burnt Creek it comes into the edge of the city My friend is sandbagging now Shes out Williams Road
After 4 inches last night 100+ mils Its no wonder the creeks are bursting the banks Natimuk is flooded too Evacuations are happening now