The monsoonal trough has reached us in North Australia
Our Dam is 160% full. All the schools have been closed,Landslides, trees falling on houses and cars, flooded roads, highways and houses. we are expecting more rain up to 1000 mls. This is a picture of a 3.5 mt croc walking along the main highway north of us. This is the reason we don't jump into waterways and go swimming. There was traffic controller close by unaware of the pending danger. lucky the driver of this car alerted her.
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52686Now that’s something you don’t come across too often. I hope the weather settles throughout the world - it’s global warming gone wild. Please keep safe and dry. Love Chris
234488Hope you are not in the area that is flooding the houses. Some of the footage on the TV is heart breaking seeing what people have lost.
Waiting patiently for some rain to come further south to the Brisbane area.
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by pennifold
31 Jan 2019
Poor Queensland is copping it Barb. Whilst we’ve been in Adelaide it’s been very hot- no rain at all for the whole month of January!! Love Chris
29726We're experiencing more rain today too. Praying that your dam doesn't fail. Hopefully Houston is managing the reservoirs around here better than they did during hurricane Harvey. I don't think I'm up to handling a third flood.
11506Stay safe!! ugh....I wouldn't want to meet that croc anytime or anywhere!
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743278Gee Whiz! That's a lot of water! I think we need to pray for you folks. Please be careful and stay safe.
169064YIKES! Weather is crazy everywhere. Pays to stay informed everywhere. Do I take umbrella, snow shoes, or sunscreen? Decisions of the day.
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145791Oh dear. That looks scary. The weather is so crazy it is hard to understand. Stay save.
109774So, no. I wouldn't jump into that water either. That's a serious croc in the road. He/she could wreck a car that ran over it unaware.Stay safe!
158714Yikes! Yes, I would swear off jumping into rivers, too! Sounds like the wildlife is only a small part of your troubles. Stay safe!
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