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    Weekly rainfall report – 3-9 March

    Rod AmnerBy Rod AmnerMarch 10, 2022Updated:March 10, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
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    For the week 3-9 March 2022, Paul Maylam reported a 19.3 mm at Cathcart Street.

    “Not bad, but much more needed as we head towards the dry season,” Paul commented.

    Jim Cambray recorded a little less – 14.4mm – in Park Road. “The garden is still drying out – nice thunderstorms would be welcome,” he said.

    Temperatures ranged from 14-29C.

    Some decent rainfall is being predicted for the night of Sunday 15 March and through the day on Monday, 14 March.

    Meanwhile, above-average rainfall is predicted for March – rainfall could be 40% above ‘normal’.

    However, the long-range outlook for April-June is sadly less optimistic – 40% below ‘normal’.

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