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001 Ira Fehlberg [jra at upnaway.com] Re: WA people get together
002 Ben Quinn [bodie at flatrate.net.au] rain rain & more rain....
003 Paul_Mossman at agd.nsw.gov.au Heres Hoping........
004 Paul_Mossman at agd.nsw.gov.au rain rain & more rain....
005 "Craig Williams" [tincra at ecn.net.au] Any thoughts on strange phenomena?
006 John Woodbridge [jrw at pixelcom.net] rain rain & more rain....
007 "Mark Hardy" [mhardy at nsw.bigpond.net.au] weather website
008 "Mark Hardy" [mhardy at nsw.bigpond.net.au] weather website
009 Michael Scollay [michael.scollay at telstra.com. weather website
010 "Andrew Miskelly" [amiskelly at ozemail.com.au] weather website
011 Michael Bath [mbath at ozemail.com.au] Any thoughts on strange phenomena?
012 "Parker, Debbie L" [dlp64129 at GlaxoWellcome.co Any thoughts on strange phenomena?
013 Paul_Mossman at agd.nsw.gov.au Any thoughts on strange phenomena?
014 Chris Maunder [cmaunder at dynamite.com.au] Any thoughts on strange phenomena?
015 Lindsay [writer at lisp.com.au] Destabilisation...
016 disarm at braenet.com.au Sydney Road Weather Alert
017 Paul_Mossman at agd.nsw.gov.au Sydney Road Weather Alert
018 Chris Maunder [cmaunder at dynamite.com.au] Cold!
019 Matt Smith [disarm at braenet.com.au] Sydney Road Weather Alert
020 Anthony Cornelius [cyclone at rmitel.com.au] Any thoughts on strange phenomena?
021 James Harris [jimbohar at hotmail.com] Williamtown Radar
022 Jimmy Deguara [jimmyd at ozemail.com.au] Sydney Road Weather Alert
023 Andrew Wall [astroman at chariot.net.au] Any thoughts on strange phenomena?
024 Keith Barnett [weather at ozemail.com.au] Heres Hoping........
025 Keith Barnett [weather at ozemail.com.au] MRF at 122 - 144 hours
026 "John Graham" [gorzzz at one.net.au] rain rain & more rain....
027 "John Graham" [gorzzz at one.net.au] rain.....again
028 Jason Smith [s348771 at student.uq.edu.au] rain.....again
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From: Ira Fehlberg [jra at upnaway.com]
Subject: aus-wx: Re: WA people get together
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Just wanted to know if anyone wanted to get together this weekend sometime
as JJ is down, this would just be a casual get together somewhere not a
meeting. Im prolly working so either Saturday arvo or Sunday arvo would
suit. Please email me, not the list and let me know what your preference
would be as in time. Also we need a venue, Greg suggested the Airo club in
jandakot which has buffet meals for $15 including deserts. One suggestion i
have is Rosie Ogradys on Canning hwy South Perth, its a nice atmosphere and
they have good meals for under $10, plus they have awesome beer!! Anyway
thats just two suggestions, if you have any more let me know and also let
me know your preference for time, ta
Ira Fehlberg
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Date: Wed, 09 Jun 1999 08:11:33 +1000
From: Ben Quinn [bodie at flatrate.net.au]
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Hey John, everyone..
45mm here overnight in the 8 hours from 11pm to 7am this morning from
several periods of quite heavy rain.. enough to wake me up several times
(i sleep like a BRICK).. the main cloud band that was over the southern
interior of QLD yesterday has moved SSE overnight to be centered over
NSW as expected, but some quite nice cloudtops sitting just off the
coast of Brisbane which is responsible for the rain i had overnight..
should be interesting over the next 24 hours at least.. light rain has
increased to moderate/borderline heavy and steady as i write this
email..
My total for the past 7 days is around 110mm..
John Graham wrote:
>
> Howdy All,
>
> Just some rainfall figures at my place here in Ballina.....
>
> 1/6.....0mm (shock)!!
> 2/6.....1.8mm
> 3/6.....19.6mm
> 4/6.....34.6mm
> 5/6.....5.2mm
> 6/6.....34.8mm
> 7/6.....13.4mm
> 8/6.....26.4mm......at 22:45
> Grand Total.....135.8mm
> Total this year so far.....1384.2mm
> Anyone for webbed feet???????............
> See Ya
> John from Ballina
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Subject: Re: aus-wx: Heres Hoping........
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Gday Don & anors.
I was thinking more around the Southern End of the Mid North Coast! But thanx
for that info..........wonder what caused that massive fall of rain?
Cheers, Paul.
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Subject: Re: aus-wx: rain rain & more rain....
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Thats not bad John.....the NBN news last night said Ballina Airport recieved
77mm between 9am - 3pm yesterday!! With 50 odd mm before 9am.........thats not
bad!! Must be wet wet wet up there.............hmm I feel a song coming on.....
Paul.
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From: "Craig Williams" [tincra at ecn.net.au]
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Subject: aus-wx: Any thoughts on strange phenomena?
Date: Wed, 9 Jun 1999 09:21:44 +1000
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OK..please don't ring the funny farm..I think the guy's on IRC are going to:-)
Last night while driving to work (Brisbane) at about 10.15pm, we had complete overcast, I saw a very small flash in the clouds (about 20 metres dia.). This flash was immediately followed by a small white light that emerged from the clouds and travelled towards the ground at about 30' to the perpendicular and was moving quite slowly. The light then "burned" out at about 400 feet above the ground.
I straight away thought "space debris" but if that was so it would have seemed to be moving a hell of alot faster than it was considering the range was only about 5 kilometres and it must have been pretty big to make it that close to the ground without burning up.
The guy's in IRC are fairly certain it was debris but I can't seem to reconcile that with the apparent speed of the object.
I have also thought of ball lightning but I don't know enough about the phenomena to make an educated decision.
So if there is anyone out there that knows more about it than I do (wouldn't be hard) please gimme an opinion.
Allright you can have me locked up now as well :-)
Cheers...Craig
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From: John Woodbridge [jrw at pixelcom.net]
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Subject: RE: aus-wx: rain rain & more rain....
Date: Wed, 9 Jun 1999 09:49:59 +1000
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Woe Ben,
Lucky you! My range guage had next to nothing this morning, <1mm, and that
from some very light drizzle that started around 1:00am. I could see the
rain band off the coast and just nudging it on radar, still seems to be
doing that this morning.
John.
>snip
45mm here overnight in the 8 hours from 11pm to 7am this morning from
several periods of quite heavy rain.. enough to wake me up several times
(i sleep like a BRICK).. the main cloud band that was over the southern
interior of QLD yesterday has moved SSE overnight to be centered over
NSW as expected, but some quite nice cloudtops sitting just off the
coast of Brisbane which is responsible for the rain i had overnight..
should be interesting over the next 24 hours at least.. light rain has
increased to moderate/borderline heavy and steady as i write this
email..
My total for the past 7 days is around 110mm..
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Andrew
Just wondering where you saw that forecast? The BoM forecast for Sydney
issued Tue arvo was for showers both Wed and Thu.
Mark
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|Quite intriguing really, their forecast for Sydney/Wollongong tomorrow is
|"Rain". BoM's is "Fine". I know who I'm tipping...
|
|--
|Andrew Miskelly
|Illawarra/Southern Tablelands, NSW.
|amiskelly at ozemail.com.au
|
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|> From: Steve Baynham
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|> Subject: aus-wx: weather website
|> Date: Monday, 7 June 1999 15:08
|>
|> HAHAhahahaa!!
|>
|>
|> and here is the link!!!
|>
|> http://weather.yahoo.com/regional/Australia.html
|>
|> steve:p
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What is also intriguing is to compare the Sydney and Wollongong temperature
forecasts on the Yahoo site for the next four days. Here's how it reads:
Wed Thu Fri Sat
Sydney 18 20 19 18
Wollongong 16 15 13 11
Considering that historically the Sydney and Wollongong max are typically
only about 1 degree apart, these forecasts should be treated as extremely
dubious. I suspect they are automatically generated forecasts.
Mark
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|Quite intriguing really, their forecast for Sydney/Wollongong tomorrow is
|"Rain". BoM's is "Fine". I know who I'm tipping...
|
|--
|Andrew Miskelly
|Illawarra/Southern Tablelands, NSW.
|amiskelly at ozemail.com.au
|
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|> From: Steve Baynham
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|> HAHAhahahaa!!
|>
|>
|> and here is the link!!!
|>
|> http://weather.yahoo.com/regional/Australia.html
|>
|> steve:p
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Date: Wed, 09 Jun 1999 10:14:16 +1000
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Mark Hardy wrote:
>
> What is also intriguing is to compare the Sydney and Wollongong temperature
> forecasts on the Yahoo site for the next four days. Here's how it reads:
> Wed Thu Fri Sat
> Sydney 18 20 19 18
> Wollongong 16 15 13 11
> Considering that historically the Sydney and Wollongong max are typically
> only about 1 degree apart, these forecasts should be treated as extremely
> dubious. I suspect they are automatically generated forecasts.
Agreed. Just try making sense out of the 2m temperature plots from AVN
and MRF for a given location. You even get a different result if you
enter the latitude and longitude! Something tells me that the dataset
is a bit wonky. At the other extreme, if I take the 700mb temp and
the 850mb temp for Perisher Valley at -36.41S / 148.41E, then work
out what the temp would be at Perisher's altitude (it's a linear
interpolation calculation), over the last 3 weeks, this has been
within -1.5C of recorded dayly maximums and +0.5C within recorded
dayly minimums for 75% of the forecasts. That's not too bad IMHO
particularly when I can't find any reference to diurnal corrections
applied to either model.
Michael Scollay mailto:michael.scollay at telstra.com.au
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From: "Andrew Miskelly" [amiskelly at ozemail.com.au]
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Date: Wed, 9 Jun 1999 10:20:13 +1000
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Sorry, Wollongong forcast yesterday was mainly fine - pardon my inaccuracy
:-|
It's currently drizzling here and the forecast early thismoring was for
showers, looks like BoM and Yahoo made a compromise.
Andrew.
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Andrew Miskelly
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> From: Mark Hardy
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> Subject: Re: aus-wx: weather website
> Date: Wednesday, 9 June 1999 9:22
>
> Andrew
> Just wondering where you saw that forecast? The BoM forecast for Sydney
> issued Tue arvo was for showers both Wed and Thu.
> Mark
> -----Original Message-----
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> Date: Tuesday, 8 June 1999 23:13
> Subject: Re: aus-wx: weather website
>
>
> |Quite intriguing really, their forecast for Sydney/Wollongong tomorrow
is
> |"Rain". BoM's is "Fine". I know who I'm tipping...
> |
> |--
> |Andrew Miskelly
> |Illawarra/Southern Tablelands, NSW.
> |amiskelly at ozemail.com.au
> |
> |----------
> |> From: Steve Baynham
> |> To: aussie-weather at world.std.com
> |> Subject: aus-wx: weather website
> |> Date: Monday, 7 June 1999 15:08
> |>
> |> HAHAhahahaa!!
> |>
> |>
> |> and here is the link!!!
> |>
> |> http://weather.yahoo.com/regional/Australia.html
> |>
> |> steve:p
> |>
> |>
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From: Michael Bath [mbath at ozemail.com.au]
Subject: Re: aus-wx: Any thoughts on strange phenomena?
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From what I've read of ball lightning you could well have witnessed this rare
phenomena. Unless there has been reports of downed aircraft or 'other' it is
the most likely scenario.
Was there any activity on the lightning tracker at this time? - though it does
not detect non-CG lightning.
MB
At 09:21 9/06/99 +1000, you wrote:
>
> OK..please don't ring the funny farm..I think the guy's on IRC are going
> to:-)
> Last night while driving to work (Brisbane) at about 10.15pm, we had complete
> overcast, I saw a very small flash in the clouds (about 20 metres dia.). This
> flash was immediately followed by a small white light that emerged from the
> clouds and travelled towards the ground at about 30' to the perpendicular and
> was moving quite slowly. The light then "burned" out at about 400 feet above
> the ground.
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From: "Parker, Debbie L" [dlp64129 at GlaxoWellcome.co.uk]
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Subject: RE: aus-wx: Any thoughts on strange phenomena?
Date: Wed, 9 Jun 1999 02:14:35 +0100
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You're not alone Craig.
Last night my Mum saw a long cone-shaped 'thing' north of Melbourne that had
a 'tail burning' behind it & was moving from west to east.
That was at about 18:00 on her way home from work.
The trajectory was quite low but I have yet to get some accurate info from
her about exactly what elevation etc.
It probably lasted for about 15s before she lost sight of it behind trees
etc.
Must have been the night for it!!
Regards,
Debbie Parker
Bayswater, Melbourne
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Craig Williams [SMTP:tincra at ecn.net.au]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 1999 9:22 AM
> To: aussie-weather at world.std.com
> Subject: aus-wx: Any thoughts on strange phenomena?
>
> OK..please don't ring the funny farm..I think the guy's on IRC are going
> to:-)
> Last night while driving to work (Brisbane) at about 10.15pm, we had
> complete overcast, I saw a very small flash in the clouds (about 20 metres
> dia.). This flash was immediately followed by a small white light that
> emerged from the clouds and travelled towards the ground at about 30' to
> the perpendicular and was moving quite slowly.� The light then "burned"
> out at about 400 feet above the ground.
> I straight away thought "space debris" but if that was so it would have
> seemed to be moving a hell of alot faster than it was considering the
> range was only about 5 kilometres and it must have been pretty big to make
> it that close to the ground without burning up.
> The guy's in IRC are fairly certain it was debris but I can't seem to
> reconcile that with the apparent speed of the object.
> I have also thought of ball lightning but I don't know enough about the
> phenomena to make an educated decision.
> So if there is anyone out there that knows more about it than I do
> (wouldn't be hard) please gimme an opinion.
> Allright you can have me locked up now as well :-)
> Cheers...Craig
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quick someone call Dana & Fox..........
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Hi Craig,
Meteorites are a strange thing because they are so bright and so fast that
they tend to give a bit of an optical illusion. Sometimes a piece of space
junk travelling at many times the speed of sound, at a narrow angle of
approach, and burning VERY brightly tricks us into thinking that something
reasonably bright is travelling fairly slowly quite close. The only
visual clues we have are brightness and angular speed across the sky.
Chances are you saw something come in at a shallow angle moving away from
you. It may have been travelling extremely fast away from you, but only
travelling reasonably slowly towards the ground. The "burning out" may
have been it actually burning out, or getting dimmer as it moves away, or
merely moving out of sight as it crosses over the horizon.
cheers,
Chris
At 09:21 9/06/99 , you wrote:
OK..please don't ring the funny farm..I think the guy's on IRC are going to:-)
Last night while driving to work (Brisbane) at about 10.15pm, we had complete overcast, I saw a very small flash in the clouds (about 20 metres dia.). This flash was immediately followed by a small white light that emerged from the clouds and travelled towards the ground at about 30' to the perpendicular and was moving quite slowly.� The light then "burned" out at about 400 feet above the ground.
I straight away thought "space debris" but if that was so it would have seemed to be moving a hell of alot faster than it was considering the range was only about 5 kilometres and it must have been pretty big to make it that close to the ground without burning up.
The guy's in IRC are fairly certain it was debris but I can't seem to reconcile that with the apparent speed of the object.
I have also thought of ball lightning but I don't know enough about the phenomena to make an educated decision.
So if there is anyone out there that knows more about it than I do (wouldn't be hard) please gimme an opinion.
Allright you can have me locked up now as well :-)
Cheers...Craig
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Date: Tue, 08 Jun 1999 15:43:55 -0700
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Heaven? Ah yes, indeedy.
I will be waiting - wet weather gear donned and my new camera by my
side.
Lindsay P.
Laurier Williams wrote:
> GASP isn't as dramatic with the low development, cutting it off in the
> westerlies east of Tassie on Friday morning, but again with cold air
> pushing north over Vic and SA -- the 536 thickness line is up to the
> Vic/NSW border at 00z Friday morning. If GASP comes true, it'll just
> get colder from then on -- the 540 line runs the full length of the
> Vic/NSW border at 00z Saturday, moves further north and broadens on
> Sunday, and then
>
> (drumroll)
>
> if Monday comes true, Lindsay (and I) will be in heaven -- a cut-off
> thermal low of 532 right over the Blue Mountains, with a sharp trough
> and heavy rain developing down the coast, and an 850hPa temperature of
> -4. Mmmmm.......that's the prog at 7 days, for what it's worth.
>
> --
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ROAD WEATHER ALERT
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Issued at 10:41am on Wednesday the 9th of June 1999
Motorists are advised to take care because of
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Whats - it raining down there? Or is it just that Sydney motorists are bad
drivers?
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It's just started drizzling in Canberra after a *freezing* morning.
The temp was around 10-ish, but it seemed only half that (high
humidity?). It's steadily been getting darker and more dismal all
day.
Hopefully this cold, fine drizzle means cold, fine, whitestuff up
in the Alps!
cheers,
Chris
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No Paul we are fine drivers (most of us) , other states have road weather
alerts as well...
looks like a bit of rain is headed our way from up near
williamtown/tamworth area... most stuff here has been off the coast or on
the ranges so far..
Matt Smith
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>Whats - it raining down there? Or is it just that Sydney motorists are bad
>drivers?
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Hi Craig,
On B105 this morning they said there were numerous reports of this -
apparently a lot of people from Gin Gin reported it. Astronomers said
it was most likely a meteorite about 500km away, but just looked really
close.
Anthony
> Craig Williams wrote:
>
> OK..please don't ring the funny farm..I think the guy's on IRC are
> going to:-)
> Last night while driving to work (Brisbane) at about 10.15pm, we had
> complete overcast, I saw a very small flash in the clouds (about 20
> metres dia.). This flash was immediately followed by a small white
> light that emerged from the clouds and travelled towards the ground at
> about 30' to the perpendicular and was moving quite slowly. The light
> then "burned" out at about 400 feet above the ground.
> I straight away thought "space debris" but if that was so it would
> have seemed to be moving a hell of alot faster than it was considering
> the range was only about 5 kilometres and it must have been pretty big
> to make it that close to the ground without burning up.
> The guy's in IRC are fairly certain it was debris but I can't seem to
> reconcile that with the apparent speed of the object.
> I have also thought of ball lightning but I don't know enough about
> the phenomena to make an educated decision.
> So if there is anyone out there that knows more about it than I do
> (wouldn't be hard) please gimme an opinion.
> Allright you can have me locked up now as well :-)
> Cheers...Craig
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Hi All
In regards to rain from coming down from Willaimtown, just checking the
latest Radar image there seems to be some nice action up near williamtown
heading S S/E. Some very nice pink spots at around 4:20pm
James H
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>
>No Paul we are fine drivers (most of us) , other states have road weather
>alerts as well...
>looks like a bit of rain is headed our way from up near
>williamtown/tamworth area... most stuff here has been off the coast or on
>the ranges so far..
>
>Matt Smith
> >
> >
> >Whats - it raining down there? Or is it just that Sydney motorists are
>bad
> >drivers?
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Nah It's just that we have shit roads
At 14:19 9/06/99 +1000, you wrote:
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To me it sounds very much like a meteor or space debris, I don't think ball lightning would be a factor. How fast would you say it was going? I have seen many meteors that have had a very slow movement through the air before cooling down, some of these are called fireballs.
There were some other reports of people seeing Meteors last few nights aswell.
At 09:21 9/06/99 +1000, you wrote:
OK..please don't ring the funny farm..I think the guy's on IRC are going to:-)
Last night while driving to work (Brisbane) at about 10.15pm, we had complete overcast, I saw a very small flash in the clouds (about 20 metres dia.). This flash was immediately followed by a small white light that emerged from the clouds and travelled towards the ground at about 30' to the perpendicular and was moving quite slowly. The light then "burned" out at about 400 feet above the ground.
I straight away thought "space debris" but if that was so it would have seemed to be moving a hell of alot faster than it was considering the range was only about 5 kilometres and it must have been pretty big to make it that close to the ground without burning up.
The guy's in IRC are fairly certain it was debris but I can't seem to reconcile that with the apparent speed of the object.
I have also thought of ball lightning but I don't know enough about the phenomena to make an educated decision.
So if there is anyone out there that knows more about it than I do (wouldn't be hard) please gimme an opinion.
Allright you can have me locked up now as well :-)
Cheers...Craig
Andrew Wall (VK5NAJ)
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Date: Wed, 09 Jun 1999 20:49:34 +1000
From: Keith Barnett [weather at ozemail.com.au]
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That was the month Springbrook (on the border and in the mountains) had
2600mm..
Don White wrote:
>
> Paul...
> What about June 1967 ?? Up to 800 mm around Dorrigo
> don W.
>
> Paul_Mossman at agd.nsw.gov.au wrote:
> >
> > Good fall of rain last night (considering that May was below average in Rainfall
> > with only 66mm received after Aprils massive 366mm!!). Total for June is now
> > already 40mm with 11.8mm received over night from heavy rain around 9pm.
> >
> > If this Low gets going, we could be looking at some records being broken in the
> > Mid North Coast as June totals for the month and highest rainfall totals are
> > quite low compared to other months. Heres hoping........
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Date: Wed, 09 Jun 1999 20:56:15 +1000
From: Keith Barnett [weather at ozemail.com.au]
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That's exactly what these were doing about this time last week..there
was an intense wave cyclone near Adelaide..the next day they had watered
that prognosis down quite significantly...
Seems there must be something built into the programming, probably
depending on the time/month of the year..
Ben Quinn wrote:
>
> Hey Ben from Brisbane here..
>
> Has everyone seen todays (Tuesday) MRF run? Check this out for a classic
> example of how wild models can be at 122 and 144 hours..
>
> In case some don't have the URL the main page is:
>
> http://grads.iges.org/pix/aus.fcst.html
>
> But more specifically the 122 and 144 hour 500mb and MSLP charts
>
> 500's
> http://grads.iges.org/pix/aus1.120hr.gif
> http://grads.iges.org/pix/aus1.144hr.gif
>
> MSLP
> http://grads.iges.org/pix/aus2.120hr.gif
> http://grads.iges.org/pix/aus2.144hr.gif
>
> If it comes together at even half the intensity forecasted, it'll be a
> system and a half!! :)
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From: "John Graham" [gorzzz at one.net.au]
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Subject: Fw: aus-wx: rain rain & more rain....
Date: Wed, 9 Jun 1999 21:50:00 +1000
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Date: Wednesday, 9 June 1999 8:16
Subject: aus-wx: rain rain & more rain....
>Hey John, everyone..
>
>45mm here overnight in the 8 hours from 11pm to 7am this morning from
>several periods of quite heavy rain.. enough to wake me up several times
>(i sleep like a BRICK).. the main cloud band that was over the southern
>interior of QLD yesterday has moved SSE overnight to be centered over
>NSW as expected, but some quite nice cloudtops sitting just off the
>coast of Brisbane which is responsible for the rain i had overnight..
>should be interesting over the next 24 hours at least.. light rain has
>increased to moderate/borderline heavy and steady as i write this
>email..
>
>My total for the past 7 days is around 110mm..
>
>John Graham wrote:
>>
>> Howdy All,
>>
>> Just some rainfall figures at my place here in Ballina.....
>>
>> 1/6.....0mm (shock)!!
>> 2/6.....1.8mm
>> 3/6.....19.6mm
>> 4/6.....34.6mm
>> 5/6.....5.2mm
>> 6/6.....34.8mm
>> 7/6.....13.4mm
>> 8/6.....26.4mm......at 22:45
>> Grand Total.....135.8mm
>> Total this year so far.....1384.2mm
>> Anyone for webbed feet???????............
>> See Ya
>> John from Ballina
Hi Everyone,
Yep, another *wet* day here again...........been raining constantly since
10:15 this morning (or there abouts).
As I speak, it's absolutely pissing down outside...been heavy for about an
hour now......56.6mm so far & counting.
OK I've gotta go.......I've got to go outside & start building this
Ark...............
See Ya's
John
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From: "John Graham" [gorzzz at one.net.au]
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Subject: aus-wx: rain.....again
Date: Wed, 9 Jun 1999 22:25:34 +1000
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Hi Again,
Just been outside to take some pic's of some flooded streets here in Ballina
tonight.......I've been living here 19 yrs & I've haven't seen streets
flooded this bad........I'd love to see how high the Wilson's River in
Lismore is at the moment.
Michael B, you might have that flood you wanted!!!!!!!
See Ya's
John
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Has'nt rained here in Bris for a while - Looks like we're missing out again.
It's hard to tell though, cause I've been in the computer lab at uni since
7:30 AM
Blues got luckey
Pommy
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