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    Weekly rainfall – 4-10 November

    Rod AmnerBy Rod AmnerNovember 11, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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    By ROD AMNER

    Cathcart Street in Sunnyside topped the rainfall charts for the week 4-10 November with 55mm. Paul Maylam is hoping for more weeks shrouded in mist and drizzle.

    Jim Cambray reported 51.2mm for the same period, and temperatures ranged from 11-28C.

    Robin Stobbs received 41.8mm in Grant Street. He reports that his “concrete garden is now almost slushy in places, and all three rainwater tanks overflowed!”

    Howieson’s Poort Dam was 23% full by the end of Tuesday, 9 November, and its water is being pumped back into a re-activated Waainek Water Treatment Works. Water continues to flow into the dam, but substantial follow-up rains are required to keep Waainek in business.

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