2 Nov Dayboro Longish Forecast

A long-term weather forecast reveals an uptick in storms, hail, and flash flooding this November onwards, with planet alignment influencing seismic activity.

Now here is the thing… I enjoy having conversations about the Dayboro weather and climate. There is an absolute “sh.t show” coming, too much for one post. To prevent folks from thinking that this is my own personal Fakebook page and some are happy to report non-MSM aligned posts, which with the new bill/act that is being introduced will put administrators at risk for prosecution.

For this reason and others, I keep it short…. BOM is wrong, the UN is wrong, and the climate lobby is wrong. Insurance companies and companies that make money by selling “peace of mind” are correct. (hence the massive premium increases we see happening).

Anyway, someone asked for a long-term weather forecast. I generally do not put them out there, I occasionally mention them to friends who ask. If you understand the cycles, the patterns and the …. (I leave that out as it becomes “spooky” very quickly) then you can plan for it within your means.

Ready?
Mid to end November onwards we will see increased storms and increased hail storms. There will be a likelihood for flash flooding, (edit: not for NOV, just within the 5-odd months as part of storms) this pattern will be here for about 5-odd months.

As we cycle into the planet alignment in Oct 2024 (23/10/2024) we will see an uptick in liquefaction, volcanoes and earthquakes.

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Bruce and Wally holding a lump of soil next to a soil probe

Soil moisture now reads the root zone, with a deep reserve line

The soil moisture figure on dayboro.au now comes from the probe at 20 cm, where seedlings and veggies actually drink. The 35 cm probe is still there, reported as the deep reserve.

From lyndhurst-hill.info to dayboro.localbuddy.au: what changed, and what never will

There is a new home for the Dayboro community feed at dayboro.localbuddy.au, and that has caused some confusion. The short version: nothing is going away. The weather stays on dayboro.au, the events stay on dayboro.au, and the Dayboro Lions Business Directory stays the authority on local businesses, hosted free, as it has been since 2017. This is the long version of how we got here.

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We Hit 36.9 On Sunday. I Spent Two Days Trying To Prove It Wrong

The station read 36.9 degrees on Sunday afternoon, the hottest September figure it has ever logged. I did not believe it, so I went looking for the fault. A second weather station in Dayboro read exactly the same number, and what I found instead was a real problem in my own record that runs the other way.

The new Dayboro weather live display: put the station on your TV, your phone, or your shop window

There is a new screen at weather.dayboro.au. A full screen live display of the Dayboro station, built for smart TVs, wall tablets and phones. It refreshes itself every minute, flips to a dark theme at night, shows BOM warnings the moment they land, and has an ambient mode that slowly rotates through big glanceable scenes. Free for everyone, with the full forecast set for members, and businesses can have their own branded version.

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