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Norwood got absolutely smashed with rain and hail.

Don't say the "H" word in front of @PatowalongaPirate

Absolutely bucketing down

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Absolutely bucketing down

Correct

Proper drop today.

#f*rkwinter

Booney wrote:Proper drop today.

#f*rkwinter

Hate this shit,
I hate being cold,
I hate being wet, unless it's tropical rain,
my arthritis in my neck & foot hate this shit too,
can't wait for Palm Cove in 2 weeks.

Wtf happened to a dry winter?

35.5mm absolute awesome rain. Love this weather

Looks like we are going to cop another big blob of rain - just in time for local footy training

Dirty dog wrote:35.5mm absolute awesome rain. Love this weather

perfect timing for the farmers Im guessing? (or maybe a touch later than preferred?)

Dutchy wrote:

Dirty dog wrote:35.5mm absolute awesome rain. Love this weather

perfect timing for the farmers Im guessing? (or maybe a touch later than preferred?)

Take it all at this time of the year....

gazzamagoo wrote:

Booney wrote:Proper drop today.

#f*rkwinter

Hate this shit,
I hate being cold,
I hate being wet, unless it's tropical rain,
my arthritis in my neck & foot hate this shit too,
can't wait for Palm Cove in 2 weeks.

Staying long?

17mm down south

DOC wrote:

gazzamagoo wrote:

Booney wrote:Proper drop today.

#f*rkwinter

Hate this shit,
I hate being cold,
I hate being wet, unless it's tropical rain,
my arthritis in my neck & foot hate this shit too,
can't wait for Palm Cove in 2 weeks.

Staying long?

Not long enough, just a week.

Best time of the year, I get so much more sleep at this time of the year than summer.

Dutchy wrote:

Dirty dog wrote:35.5mm absolute awesome rain. Love this weather

perfect timing for the farmers Im guessing? (or maybe a touch later than preferred?)

It’s perfect timing. Lots of crops need nutrition about now so heaps of urea has gone out the last few days which needs at least 5-10mm to wash it in.
The big test will come later when the days are longer, temperatures increase and the crops are a lot bigger therefore needing a lot more moisture. The outlook is horrible but so far it’s been perfect.

I really like reading your posts about the trials and tribulations about working off the land, DD - the good and the bad.

gives lots of insight to us city slickers, most of which wouldn't know what you guys really endure to make a buck.

I can't recall a colder night at footy training. Dear lord

Work just organised a trip to Canberra for the last week of July.
Might as well as have it in Antarctica.

Dirty dog wrote:

Dutchy wrote:

Dirty dog wrote:35.5mm absolute awesome rain. Love this weather

perfect timing for the farmers Im guessing? (or maybe a touch later than preferred?)

It’s perfect timing. Lots of crops need nutrition about now so heaps of urea has gone out the last few days which needs at least 5-10mm to wash it in.
The big test will come later when the days are longer, temperatures increase and the crops are a lot bigger therefore needing a lot more moisture. The outlook is horrible but so far it’s been perfect.

If you got away with an average harvest would you take that???

Most up here are saying that would do them just fine if it pans out that way.