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    Weekly rainfall report -21-27 October

    Rod AmnerBy Rod AmnerOctober 28, 2021Updated:October 28, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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    Jim Cambray measured 5.5mm for the week of 21-27 October, with temperatures ranging from 10C to 33C.

    “So, the weather is hotting up – let’s hope it brings the thunderstorms and rain this afternoon. We need some more as the soil is still quite dry,” Jim said.

    Robin Stobbs reported a neat 5.0mm for Grant Street. He reports that his ‘concrete garden’ is surface damp – “but down a few centimetres down it is still solid”.

    Paul Maylam recorded 4.2mm in Cathcart Street.

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