Yes the tap has been turned off for us as well - we're finishing Feb on 8mm. El Nino on the wane and positive IOD back to neutral... and it stops raining
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Cracking storm here last night, with heaps of CG. Mostly light falls, but we got one intense burst at midnight with a few spot around me scoring nearly 10mm, and just over 4mm here.
Hobart scored 1.8mm. Means the month crept up to 4.2mm. Iroincially it fell on the 29th so it was the driest 28 days on record, but missed the driest month because it was a leap year.
Progs showing a couple of strong fronts for the weekend here, but once you head north will just mean dry and windy. Not good for fires or those looking for rain.
Hobart scored 1.8mm. Means the month crept up to 4.2mm. Iroincially it fell on the 29th so it was the driest 28 days on record, but missed the driest month because it was a leap year.
Progs showing a couple of strong fronts for the weekend here, but once you head north will just mean dry and windy. Not good for fires or those looking for rain.