OCTOBER AVERAGE RAINFALL.94.4mmĢ021 RAINFALL TO DATE.1194.8mmĪVERAGE RAINFALL TO END OF OCTOBER.921.9mmĪVERAGE ANNUAL RAIN TO END OF DEC.1152.4mm PAST 24 HOURS rain mid afternoon Tuesday, then overnight showers into early morning Wednesday. ( DATA FROM 0900 PREVIOUS DAY TO 0900 CURRENT DAY )ĬURRENT CLOUD.3/8 Cu, 3/8 Sc, 1/8 AcĬURRENT WEATHER.Distant showers to east. After some calm winds were SSW to SSE winds later tonight tending S to SW in the past hour. Light S to SW winds in the morning with some SSW winds, S to SW in the early afternoon, tending S to SE from the mid afternoon and S to SW late in the afternoon and early tonight. During tonight the relative humidity eased to near average. Relative humidity quickly became very high from the mid morning to the late afternoon that fell very slowly from the mid morning to mid afternoon before generally rising slowly afterwards that was stable at times. Dew point rose during the morning that was slightly above average from the mid morning, rose slowly in the afternoon, fell from the mid afternoon while easing to near average before rising slowly later tonight. During tonight the temperature eased to near average that became generally stable. The temperature fell in the second half of the afternoon that briefly rose slightly late in the afternoon before falling through to early tonight while easing to cool in the late afternoon and to slightly cool early tonight. The temperature rose rather slowly in the morning and afternoon that was rather variable while generally rising that became cold from later in the morning but was briefly cool in the mid afternoon. It's scary to think how bad it would have been had Debbie not paid us a visit.īrief light showers during the afternoon. You can even see the big spike after Debbie, but a gradual decline ever since. Thanks Flowin, much appreciate your insight into the workings of soil moisture and the like. Just keep this stuff coming please mother nature for everyone who needs it. I can happily say that I have received 15.8mm in the past hour from that cell, but no lightning or thunder to speak of. And this doesn't just go for my area, but I think most of us in Queensland (yes, even most of SEQ if you look at super long-term trends), it's just that some areas are feeling it to a much larger degree than others.Īnyway, enough of my rambling. You would still get the odd big event (like Marcia & Debbie or some silly freak rain event that'd give us a top us up, like we had that one storm that magically parked right over us early this year), but then below average for months.hence the gradual drying trend. That entire period up until about 2013 (minus the 2009 dust Nino) was great,. 2010/11 floods, tropical low in March of 2012, Oswald, the list goes on. That was the same event that also brought big rains to the Capricornia and Central Highlands, caused heaps of flash flooding and forced many road closures up here. One of the most garbage Coral Sea TC seasons on record that year and into 2008 but heaps of big upper troughs, tons of moisture and just much more regular rain events in general, the more notable one being the Feb 2008 gulf low which dragged the monsoon trough down over us. The wet/dry periods show up really clearly there - the August Rainbow Beach ECL will always stick out in my mind as the beginning of the last big wet period, from then onwards it just felt as though something had clicked. It's scary to think how bad it would have been had Debbie not paid us a visit. Click to expand.Thanks Flowin, much appreciate your insight into the workings of soil moisture and the like.
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