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    Rainfall roundup

    Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailSeptember 13, 2011No Comments1 Min Read
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    Our team of pluvio pundits have a rather dry perspective for the week of 5 to 11 September. Jim Cambray says he is back at the pluvio after a two week break and except for 0.5mm of dew there was a no show this past week. Marlene Mitchener wished everyone a good morning but said that no rain was recorded at Umthathi House, in Ext. 7 this week. "Dare I say this… we need some rain". Roger Rowswell reported no rainfall at 4A Darling Street and said, "we could do with 10 to 12mm just to moisten things up again." Robin Stobbs said that rainfall (or the lack thereof) at Grant Street was another zero.

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