Now that spring has arrived, so has more rain. Although many millimetres fell over last Thursday and Friday, the cachements only saw an increase of about 1%, and that was used up in a day. The overflow in the picture above is the Parramatta River, about 27 kilometres west of the harbour, so none of this runoff is going anywhere useful to anything or anyone other than the river itself and the ducks and eels therein.
06 October 2004
Rain
Now that spring has arrived, so has more rain. Although many millimetres fell over last Thursday and Friday, the cachements only saw an increase of about 1%, and that was used up in a day. The overflow in the picture above is the Parramatta River, about 27 kilometres west of the harbour, so none of this runoff is going anywhere useful to anything or anyone other than the river itself and the ducks and eels therein.
Now that spring has arrived, so has more rain. Although many millimetres fell over last Thursday and Friday, the cachements only saw an increase of about 1%, and that was used up in a day. The overflow in the picture above is the Parramatta River, about 27 kilometres west of the harbour, so none of this runoff is going anywhere useful to anything or anyone other than the river itself and the ducks and eels therein.
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