Nerfherder
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Unlikely. Rainfall rates are hard to estimate...
SAWS rainfall figures to 8am on Wed 1st are rather modest: http://www.weathersa.co.za/media/data/climate/nr_daily_rai.pdf
Other than Kirstenbosch with 14mm, its all low single digits (3-5mm)...
The SAWS rainfall numbers for July are equally disappointing (not surprising though). See: http://www.weathersa.co.za//media/data/climate/nr_month_rai.pdf
Other than good falls in the Northern Cape (from an upper trough), the values in the Western Cape were mostly 50% of the long-term average...
For example, Kirstenbosch recorded 121mm, which is 49% of the 249mm long-term average.
I wonder if they will relook at the day zero estimates again ?


