25.02
2007
2007
Weather forecasts — country style
There’s talk in the district that it’s going to get wet … really wet. The conviction that it will surely rain isn’t based on forecasts from the weather beaurea … instead, our locals’ intuition about the weather is all based on the signs nature gives us.
For example Paul has had huntsmen spiders in his house — a key indicator it’s going to rain. Bluey found a heap of frogs in an old posthole when he was fencing.
Chris spotted a flock of black cockatoos down from the mountain. And John’s old footy injury is starting to ache. They are sure signs of rain. All I can say is bring it on!
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Comments (4 Responses)
It’s been drizzling now for two days! The signs were right.
Rach
And it’s still raining….
Four days on and the drizzle is still coming! Grass is leaping out of the ground. Two km down the road though, there’s not a drop.
Rach
Six days on – the dams are full, the clover is growing, the pastures are green, the creeks are flowing!
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