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"In the seven days to February 4, 2019, the Bureau's site at Townsville Aero recorded 1052.8mm, and 1257.0mm in the 10 days to February 6."
originally posted by: Realtruth
Not sure if this has been mentioned, but in Northern Australian looks like they're hurting.
MrBB333 does a fairly good job of presenting the situation there. Also looks like an entire town may have been wiped from the map, but I can't find any news on it yet.
Pictures in the following link are not even making MSM, in the US.
300+k of cattle dead too www.agweb.com...
originally posted by: Jonjonj
a reply to: Realtruth
I don't know, but are they using google earth? I am not sure that google earth uses up to the minute imagery does it? Maybe I am missing something here.
originally posted by: Forensick
6 feet of rain?? Doubt that is possible!
"In the seven days to February 4, 2019, the Bureau's site at Townsville Aero recorded 1052.8mm, and 1257.0mm in the 10 days to February 6."
originally posted by: Realtruth
originally posted by: Forensick
6 feet of rain?? Doubt that is possible!
Numbers don't lie. On Feb 4th they were already at 1000+mm of rainfall. And since you responded less than 3 minutes after my post; I understand your position.
www.abc.net.au...
"In the seven days to February 4, 2019, the Bureau's site at Townsville Aero recorded 1052.8mm, and 1257.0mm in the 10 days to February 6."
originally posted by: eXia7
originally posted by: Jonjonj
a reply to: Realtruth
I don't know, but are they using google earth? I am not sure that google earth uses up to the minute imagery does it? Maybe I am missing something here.
No its a different program that tracks weather. He just uses google earth to compare before and after images.