tcofran
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Same, Waterkloof RidgeOn 80mm![]()
Same, Waterkloof RidgeOn 80mm![]()
It's never enough. Rain in a water-scarce country is a blessing for each drop.Make it stop!!!!!!!
Heavy rain kept waking me up through the night. It's enough now.
Things escalated now the ceiling collapsed![]()
Was probably delayed at the border for Covid testing.....We have such a heavy rain normally around last week of December, guess it came a bit late.
We've got a leak above my chimney in the lounge :-( luckily it's a small one so hasn't done any damage.Sorry to hear that. We had a leak in a bedroom around 2am when it was raining very heavily.
I had emptied the rain gauge yesterday, this morning it was filled to overflowing,
We have such a heavy rain normally around last week of December, guess it came a bit late.
Only because you had a 30mm headstart on me108 mm for me rain gauge overflowed so could have been more.
I think the authorities knew dam levels would recover with the rainy season which is why there were no restrictions. They'd only panic if promised rains didn't materialise. It is also worth noting that the previous season didn't deliver full dams for the likes of the Vaal, Lesotho (long term dryness there), parts of KZN, EC and Limpopo.Can I ask why the obsessive watching of the damn dam levels? I mean don't they always drop over winter and pick up again during the rainy season? It's a bit like ****ing global warming.
It's hot cause the sun's hot. It's always been hot. Sometimes it's a bit cooler here and then it warms up again. It's seasons, innit?
Can I ask why the obsessive watching of the damn dam levels? I mean don't they always drop over winter and pick up again during the rainy season? It's a bit like ****ing global warming.
It's hot cause the sun's hot. It's always been hot. Sometimes it's a bit cooler here and then it warms up again. It's seasons, innit?
Because we find it interesting?Can I ask why the obsessive watching of the damn dam levels? I mean don't they always drop over winter and pick up again during the rainy season? It's a bit like ****ing global warming.
It's hot cause the sun's hot. It's always been hot. Sometimes it's a bit cooler here and then it warms up again. It's seasons, innit?
We had level 1 restrictions last year? So what do you mean no restrictions?I think the authorities knew dam levels would recover with the rainy season which is why there were no restrictions. They'd only panic if promised rains didn't materialise. It is also worth noting that the previous season didn't deliver full dams for the likes of the Vaal, Lesotho (long term dryness there), parts of KZN, EC and Limpopo.
Cause if it's low, we have an issue like Cape Town and then we all suffer with no lights or water and a virus knocking on the door.Can I ask why the obsessive watching of the damn dam levels? I mean don't they always drop over winter and pick up again during the rainy season? It's a bit like ****ing global warming.
It's hot cause the sun's hot. It's always been hot. Sometimes it's a bit cooler here and then it warms up again. It's seasons, innit?
Good enoughBecause we find it interesting?
And also when my boat hits the ground it gets expensive.Cause if it's low, we have an issue like Cape Town and then we all suffer with no lights or water and a virus knocking on the door.