It rained yesterday for the first time in 7 months.
In some places, much, much longer than that.
This 18 month old toddler had never seen rain in his life.
//https://www.9news.com.au/national/drought-australia-south-australia-toddler-rain-dance-good-news/3d6c0157-98d3-4906-9364-1ee406289192
More is expected, and much more is needed.
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It rained yesterday for the first time in 7 months.
In some places, much, much longer than that.
This 18 month old toddler had never seen rain in his life.
//https://www.9news.com.au/national/drought-australia-south-australia-toddler-rain-dance-good-news/3d6c0157-98d3-4906-9364-1ee406289192
More is expected, and much more is needed.
That's wonderful Bricktop.
It's hard to express how relieved we are when the rain finally comes. 6 months of little to no rain is not unusual, but with record heat and NO rain for 7 months we get a little perturbed.
We still need lots more...but apparently we're getting hosed this evening. I assume Caskur has already received their allocation.
Quote from: "Bricktop"
It's hard to express how relieved we are when the rain finally comes. 6 months of little to no rain is not unusual, but with record heat and NO rain for 7 months we get a little perturbed.
We still need lots more...but apparently we're getting hosed this evening. I assume Caskur has already received their allocation.
What is drier and hotter, Perth or Adelaide?
Adelaide.
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Adelaide.
Alice Springs is super hot and dry.
Alice is not a capital city, though.
But yes, it's like living on sandpaper under a heat lamp up there.
Darwin never drops below 30C all year round.
It's wet here now too. The cold front rolled in and all I had on was a skirt and short sleeved top. Brrrrrrr!
As evidenced by this photo...

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Ugggghh that's a snazzy man kilt and an altered Bonds singlet. I don't do South Australia femme style, Goober Pedy.
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It rained yesterday for the first time in 7 months.
In some places, much, much longer than that.
This 18 month old toddler had never seen rain in his life.
//https://www.9news.com.au/national/drought-australia-south-australia-toddler-rain-dance-good-news/3d6c0157-98d3-4906-9364-1ee406289192
More is expected, and much more is needed.
When it rains after a long dry period, I get all choked up and actually cry for joy.
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It's hard to express how relieved we are when the rain finally comes. 6 months of little to no rain is not unusual, but with record heat and NO rain for 7 months we get a little perturbed.
We still need lots more...but apparently we're getting hosed this evening. I assume Caskur has already received their allocation.
What is drier and hotter, Perth or Adelaide?
1990's stats were Perth Adelaide and Hobart were the driest Capital cities but it has worsened since then. Canberra is now just as dry apparently.
Quote from: "Bricktop"
It's hard to express how relieved we are when the rain finally comes. 6 months of little to no rain is not unusual, but with record heat and NO rain for 7 months we get a little perturbed.
We still need lots more...but apparently we're getting hosed this evening. I assume Caskur has already received their allocation.
We had a nice drop in January then virtually nothing until Easter..
Average up to Easter is 93 mm and we'd 13 mm
Easter pushed us up to 52.6....
Now we should have had 200 mm... and we are still sitting at 52.5 so being nearly 150 mm down, you here would be only one who understands the ramifications of that. .
We're even less.
Bad times.
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It's hard to express how relieved we are when the rain finally comes. 6 months of little to no rain is not unusual, but with record heat and NO rain for 7 months we get a little perturbed.
We still need lots more...but apparently we're getting hosed this evening. I assume Caskur has already received their allocation.
What is drier and hotter, Perth or Adelaide?
1990's stats were Perth Adelaide and Hobart were the driest Capital cities but it has worsened since then. Canberra is now just as dry apparently.
Hobart is the capital of Tasmania.....I thought that entire province got lots of precipitation(rain and some snow).
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It's hard to express how relieved we are when the rain finally comes. 6 months of little to no rain is not unusual, but with record heat and NO rain for 7 months we get a little perturbed.
We still need lots more...but apparently we're getting hosed this evening. I assume Caskur has already received their allocation.
What is drier and hotter, Perth or Adelaide?
1990's stats were Perth Adelaide and Hobart were the driest Capital cities but it has worsened since then. Canberra is now just as dry apparently.
Hobart is the capital of Tasmania.....I thought that entire province got lots of precipitation(rain and some snow).
Hobart is truely a stunning city... I've been there... They have a mountain behind them with snow, sure, but for some reason it has a low rainfall.
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It's hard to express how relieved we are when the rain finally comes. 6 months of little to no rain is not unusual, but with record heat and NO rain for 7 months we get a little perturbed.
We still need lots more...but apparently we're getting hosed this evening. I assume Caskur has already received their allocation.
What is drier and hotter, Perth or Adelaide?
1990's stats were Perth Adelaide and Hobart were the driest Capital cities but it has worsened since then. Canberra is now just as dry apparently.
Hobart is the capital of Tasmania.....I thought that entire province got lots of precipitation(rain and some snow).
Hobart is truely a stunning city... I've been there... They have a mountain behind them with snow, sure, but for some reason it has a low rainfall.
Tasmania has beautiful scenery and I heard great fishing.
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It's hard to express how relieved we are when the rain finally comes. 6 months of little to no rain is not unusual, but with record heat and NO rain for 7 months we get a little perturbed.
We still need lots more...but apparently we're getting hosed this evening. I assume Caskur has already received their allocation.
What is drier and hotter, Perth or Adelaide?
1990's stats were Perth Adelaide and Hobart were the driest Capital cities but it has worsened since then. Canberra is now just as dry apparently.
Hobart is the capital of Tasmania.....I thought that entire province got lots of precipitation(rain and some snow).
Hobart is truely a stunning city... I've been there... They have a mountain behind them with snow, sure, but for some reason it has a low rainfall.
Tasmania has beautiful scenery and I heard great fishing.
That why we're threatened by Asia... Our sea food.
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It's hard to express how relieved we are when the rain finally comes. 6 months of little to no rain is not unusual, but with record heat and NO rain for 7 months we get a little perturbed.
We still need lots more...but apparently we're getting hosed this evening. I assume Caskur has already received their allocation.
What is drier and hotter, Perth or Adelaide?
1990's stats were Perth Adelaide and Hobart were the driest Capital cities but it has worsened since then. Canberra is now just as dry apparently.
Hobart is the capital of Tasmania.....I thought that entire province got lots of precipitation(rain and some snow).
Hobart is truely a stunning city... I've been there... They have a mountain behind them with snow, sure, but for some reason it has a low rainfall.
Tasmania has beautiful scenery and I heard great fishing.
That why we're threatened by Asia... Our sea food.
They sea your food and eat it.
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Quote from: "Bricktop"
It's hard to express how relieved we are when the rain finally comes. 6 months of little to no rain is not unusual, but with record heat and NO rain for 7 months we get a little perturbed.
We still need lots more...but apparently we're getting hosed this evening. I assume Caskur has already received their allocation.
What is drier and hotter, Perth or Adelaide?
1990's stats were Perth Adelaide and Hobart were the driest Capital cities but it has worsened since then. Canberra is now just as dry apparently.
Hobart is the capital of Tasmania.....I thought that entire province got lots of precipitation(rain and some snow).
Hobart is truely a stunning city... I've been there... They have a mountain behind them with snow, sure, but for some reason it has a low rainfall.
Tasmania has beautiful scenery and I heard great fishing.
That why we're threatened by Asia... Our sea food.
They sea your food and eat it.
Two main problems in various parts of Asia....
1. they overfished
2. they use the ocean as a dump
3. a newer one, the Japanese Nuclear power station meltdown
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It's hard to express how relieved we are when the rain finally comes. 6 months of little to no rain is not unusual, but with record heat and NO rain for 7 months we get a little perturbed.
We still need lots more...but apparently we're getting hosed this evening. I assume Caskur has already received their allocation.
What is drier and hotter, Perth or Adelaide?
1990's stats were Perth Adelaide and Hobart were the driest Capital cities but it has worsened since then. Canberra is now just as dry apparently.
Hobart is the capital of Tasmania.....I thought that entire province got lots of precipitation(rain and some snow).
Hobart is truely a stunning city... I've been there... They have a mountain behind them with snow, sure, but for some reason it has a low rainfall.
Tasmania has beautiful scenery and I heard great fishing.
That why we're threatened by Asia... Our sea food.
They sea your food and eat it.
Two main problems in various parts of Asia....
1. they overfished
2. they use the ocean as a dump
3. a newer one, the Japanese Nuclear power station meltdown
Fish is a staple in Asia. Be careful.
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It's hard to express how relieved we are when the rain finally comes. 6 months of little to no rain is not unusual, but with record heat and NO rain for 7 months we get a little perturbed.
We still need lots more...but apparently we're getting hosed this evening. I assume Caskur has already received their allocation.
What is drier and hotter, Perth or Adelaide?
1990's stats were Perth Adelaide and Hobart were the driest Capital cities but it has worsened since then. Canberra is now just as dry apparently.
Hobart is the capital of Tasmania.....I thought that entire province got lots of precipitation(rain and some snow).
Hobart is truely a stunning city... I've been there... They have a mountain behind them with snow, sure, but for some reason it has a low rainfall.
Tasmania has beautiful scenery and I heard great fishing.
That why we're threatened by Asia... Our sea food.
They sea your food and eat it.
Two main problems in various parts of Asia....
1. they overfished
2. they use the ocean as a dump
3. a newer one, the Japanese Nuclear power station meltdown
Fish is a staple in Asia. Be careful.
Be careful of what?
Do you think this is uncommon? It's not. It's standard.... It's dangerous to wildlife... and fish. The most important thing on land is trees, the most important thing in the ocean are little fish.
They need to clean up their shit. It's atrocious.
India, China...
We don't have these problems... No one should have these problems.
1. Ganges River
The Ganges River, the most sacred river in Hinduism and the third largest river (by discharge) in the world, holds water that can purportedly cleanse people of sin. Many Hindus think the river's water is so healthful they actually drink it as if it were an elixir. Be that as it may, the importance of the river cannot be overestimated, as it affects the lives of 400 million people who live near it. Unfortunately, people dump their waste into the Ganges as they use it for drinking, bathing and cooking, giving rise to many water-borne illnesses. In fact, people who can't afford cremation throw corpses into the river. It's hard to imagine a filthier river than the beloved Ganges.
Nevertheless, attempts are being made to clean up the Ganges River. The Ganga Action Plan, began in 1985 and considered one of the greatest efforts to clean up a polluted river in the world, has been an abject failure because it's vastly underfunded. Still, this is a start, and everyone should hope the Ganges River runs clean again.
2. Yellow River
The condition of the Yellow River, whose water is filled with a yellow sediment known as loess, hence its name, is essential to the well-being of China, though at times the river has flooded, killing millions of people. These days, the river is troublesome in another way: The water in it is so egregiously polluted that it's unfit even for agricultural use. In fact, in any given year, more than four billion tons of sewage is dumped into the river. And, as China continues to industrialize at breakneck speed, the Yellow River has become a toxic waste dump, turning river water colors other than yellow, at the very least.
But there are environment activists in China who would like to clean up the Yellow River. Green Camel Bell, established in 2004, is dedicated to the improvement of declining ecosystems in western China. This group, however, will do little more than educate people. The Chinese government must stop cities and industries from dumping waste into the river, then perhaps the color of the Yellow River will return to its former color.
This is the world outside of Australia...
https://soapboxie.com/social-issues/What-Are-the-10-Most-Polluted-Rivers-in-the-World
Tasmania is really white. It used to be anyway.
Still is for some strange reason.
Maybe it's the cold.
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Still is for some strange reason.
Maybe it's the cold.
Calgary is colder than Hobart and I'm here
Clean water is more precious than gold.
I can't believe foolish mankind polluting it on purpose...
You'd think the last century would have enlightened people but it obviously hasn't.
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Calgary is colder than Hobart and I'm here
Ah, but you are not white...I think Herman was alluding to the cultural profile, not the geography.
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As evidenced by this photo...

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That's a younger, fitter Dinky Freud. Wearing his wife's clothes.
The water in Ganges is milky, greenish shit.. And it stinks.
Corpses... Deadly diseases..
And they bathe in it..

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The water in Ganges is milky, greenish shit.. And it stinks.
Corpses... Deadly diseases..
And they bathe in it..
I wouldn't go to India if my entire trip was paid for. It is an unhygienic hole.
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The water in Ganges is milky, greenish shit.. And it stinks.
Corpses... Deadly diseases..
And they bathe in it..
It's diabolical how they've treated their rivers..
Its spread globally.
Plastic disposible rubbish is the major cause.
Just google polluted rivers and proceed through the images THEN you'll know WHY I'm alarmed...
And our children will have to clean it up.
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The water in Ganges is milky, greenish shit.. And it stinks.
Corpses... Deadly diseases..
And they bathe in it..
It's diabolical how they've treated their rivers..
Its spread globally.
Plastic disposible rubbish is the major cause.
EI's are dirty.
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The water in Ganges is milky, greenish shit.. And it stinks.
Corpses... Deadly diseases..
And they bathe in it..
It's diabolical how they've treated their rivers..
Its spread globally.
Plastic disposible rubbish is the major cause.
Its not just the pollution in Ganges..
The corpses rise the bacteria levels to a whole new level.
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The water in Ganges is milky, greenish shit.. And it stinks.
Corpses... Deadly diseases..
And they bathe in it..
It's diabolical how they've treated their rivers..
Its spread globally.
Plastic disposible rubbish is the major cause.
Its not just the pollution in Ganges..
The corpses rise the bacteria levels to a whole new level.
Yeah I know... it's so disgusting, the world needs to get on their cases... AND the Chinese case too...
And everyone wants to come here to escape their shitholes.... I say, clean up your own shitholes... stay where you are.
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And everyone wants to come here to escape their shitholes.... I say, clean up your own shitholes... stay where you are.
Particularly Indians, who are flooding into Australia.
As they do the UK.
They will do anything to get out of that dumpster nation.
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And everyone wants to come here to escape their shitholes.... I say, clean up your own shitholes... stay where you are.
Particularly Indians, who are flooding into Australia.
As they do the UK.
They will do anything to get out of that dumpster nation.
I went out to two well known picnic areas near me... it was like, "spot the Aussie"... those were flooded. (know what i mean?)
I saw rubbish on the ground, a few paces away from provided bins. I think we need to run more "pig ads" on TV again.
https://youtu.be/S0sbh4QWyTA
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The water in Ganges is milky, greenish shit.. And it stinks.
Corpses... Deadly diseases..
And they bathe in it..
It's diabolical how they've treated their rivers..
Its spread globally.
Plastic disposible rubbish is the major cause.
Its not just the pollution in Ganges..
The corpses rise the bacteria levels to a whole new level.
I believe you are referring to the holy city of Varanasi on the banks of the Ganges.
Burning dead bodies at the city of Varanasi
http://www.shalusharma.com/burning-dead-bodies-at-the-city-of-varanasi/