What does everyone think of the weather in the north of australia?
some of my neighbouring towns have had as much as 7 metre high floods! and its still raining with kingtides predicted!
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Hi from Townsville. It’s very wet up here at the moment and even wetter in poor Ingham 100km north of here. A lot of houses just had the water go down and they are getting another flood of about the same height. In some areas where the houses are built up there was like 10ft of water on the roads.
My family come from the area and all have been very fortunate and only had water under their highset houses. At my parents their was almost 6ft of water under their house. A lot of cars parked on higher ground have been inundated.
All the cattle and wallabies drowned out near Normanton just breaks your heart. The poor animals never had a chance. There were reports of the stronger wallabies that were trying to get out of the water standing on the backs of weaker animals. Crops under water for a week and now possibly longer.
Hopefully it stops raining soon but apparently it could be like a week before it stops.
I have seen it on the news on T V i feel for you, i live in W A we have had it quite hot and humid which is unusual, it was cooler today thank goodness only 25. but its going to start warming up again from tomorrow. they did say on the news tonight, that you were going to get some respite that the cyclone that was heading your way has gone
Floods in FNQ and drought everywhere else…..can we have some of that water?
Personally I think it’s just part of the dry/wet cycle that the tropics endure…by being a tropical climate. In fact the low pressure system causing the flooding e.t.c in FNQ has set up a trough that is causing the heatwave down here in the southern states.
All I can say is what a waste of water.
If the Brad field Scheme was built today we would have an unlimited supply of water for the whole East coast of Australia.
Love the tropical downpours but 7metres is toooooo much! Hope you have a break soon…….you’re welcome to a little of our sunshine.
I’m from down in Sydney and I feel for you guys. We too are suffering (or soon to) from a heat wave.
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