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Matt Flynn wrote:Nudda one, not letting up

Probably not.

The 286 is at our joint (BOM rain gauge0 at Humpty
Might start selling tickets for fence line skurfing, white water rafting or pretty much any water sport
Could probably run a jet boat around our fire break
Have just killed 1000mm for the month and still flogging down

Great for barra fishing but it is getting serious for some people ...

http://www.ntnews.com.au/lifestyle/daly ... ff23a94794

http://www.ntnews.com.au/lifestyle/resi ... 16c25307f1

And Darwin River Dam ... http://www.news.com.au/national/norther ... 16c25307f1

Top of the South Saturday morning, plenty more coming down

So its still raining appears my rain dance skills have still got it sorted darwin river dam has risen almost 20 %in the last 2 days , roads cut everywhere. And still more to come.

BRING IT ON....

PERHAPS A CHANCE AT A CYCLONE LATER IN FEB.

Another screenshot for posterity

Noonamah and Middle Point have had highest daily falls recorded.

Was 252mm recorded at Daly a day ago.

Looks like it has peaked.

Some vids and pix of the floods ... https://www.facebook.com/fishing.gps.re ... rs.wrecks/?

My mate Chow found some of the rain, Its on the East Alligator river floodplain behind the runway

Marrakai flooding ... http://www.news.com.au/national/norther ... 850020f578

Ya just gotta see the irony when Humpty Doo fish from the farm have to be flown (roads cut off) out to protect them from flooding!

ronje wrote:Ya just gotta see the irony when Humpty Doo fish from the farm have to be flown (roads cut off) out to protect them from flooding!

Weren't they the ones that had been processed and ready to be shipped off for sale? A photo I saw was of a pallet with cardboard boxes wrapped up.

Yeah Mate,
They only fly out the harvested fish as the road goes under. It's not uncommon for them to have to do it