The weatherman says no Almanac today
It will take me a bit of time to catch up after the biggest, wildest storm I can remember.
I thought it was a bit damp and breezy through the night:
Coffs Harbour and Bellingen districts have been declared natural disaster areas. [Pictured: debris banks up against Bellingen bridge.]
"... more than 120 millimetres [4.7 inches] fell in just over an hour."
"Winds of more than 120 kilometres an hour ..." [75 mph] [The Bureau of Meteorology in a forecast mentions wind gusts of 40 per cent higher.]
Bellingen is flooded (as usual). Evacuations underway as NSW floodwaters rise.
Video of aftermath
Forecast
It will take me a bit of time to catch up after the biggest, wildest storm I can remember.
I thought it was a bit damp and breezy through the night:
Coffs Harbour and Bellingen districts have been declared natural disaster areas. [Pictured: debris banks up against Bellingen bridge.]
"... more than 120 millimetres [4.7 inches] fell in just over an hour."
"Winds of more than 120 kilometres an hour ..." [75 mph] [The Bureau of Meteorology in a forecast mentions wind gusts of 40 per cent higher.]
Bellingen is flooded (as usual). Evacuations underway as NSW floodwaters rise.
Video of aftermath
Forecast
Pip Wilson posted item above at 4:15 PM | Permalink
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