Thylacine

#Severeweather warning in place as more wild #weather lashes #Victoria.

#Mildura has recorded its #wettestMarch day ever, with 65.8 millimetres of rainfall as of 9am Sunday morning.

A severe weather warning for locally intense rainfall is in place in #Mallee, #NorthernCountry, #Wimmera and parts of #Central, #SouthWestNorthCentral and #NorthEastVictoria.

Rain will increase overnight and Monday morning. #auspol

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-03-01/severe-weather-warning-victoria-thunderstorm-rain-emergency/106402136

Rain record broken, more wild weather expected in Victoria

Thunderstorms and heavy rain are expected to continue across Victoria.

Mar 1 at 3:40amWeb
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@thylacine

Meanwhile, we’ve had no rain in Melbourne. We were either going to get a deluge, a trickle or nothing. Definitely not getting a delude. (Shouldn’t say definitely, tempting fate.)

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@Susan60 @thylacine

Still steady rain where I am in the #MacedonRanges.

My gardening chair. Yup, my back insists I mostly garden while sitting. 🤷‍♂️

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@John @thylacine

My back has been much better lately, until a few days ago… Grrr.

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@Susan60

Looking at the radar, you’ve got rain incoming.

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@thylacine

It’s been around us so many times. We’ve had one really good lot of rain since Christmas. Have just had a nice shower, but would like more.

Show threadLats (314 ppm)Mar 1
@thylacine well that’s what is predicted with a changing climate. People are whinging about the weather all over and have been for a while. We will have to get used to it. Extreme bushfires in summer, droughts and extreme flooding rains. All more extreme than what we had before.
#climatechange