31 October Dayboro Weather

Dayboro Cows resting in the shade

It’s time to do a bit of stock take. I kindly informed you about rain for 27/28 of this month (as mentioned for a few weeks now :-)). And we had some, not much in Dayboro, but still, between here and Samford, it did rain.

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2nd of Nov, which sort of teases on through to the 4th when we might see a low-pressure system giving us some more rain 6/7th
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It is still going to be like that. We might get a spitter on the first, but not much. The 6/7th looks good for a few mm.

Still not tank filling or paddock greening rain. It could increase the moisture and, as such, increase the chance of a thunderstorm that might drop a nice load.

I did call a water carrier, but then realised I have a spring-fed dam…. so I filled the tank up with that, got filters on the house and a UV filter at the tap, so we are good for now… lucky I had the opportunity and the foresight to do that years ago.

That said, atm it is 37.6, still not record-breaking heat but warm enough. The barometer is dropping, and so is the humidity. Let’s hope we do not get a dry thunderstorm, as that can devastate a lot of things in a very short time.

A cold night ahead again, which will push the dust and smoke down into the valley, and possible thunderstorms might cause some

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