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Maybe Interesting Vin, but something to fill the gap for papers I feel, my prediction after looking through records and long range forecasts is a decent rain at end of Feb beginning of March with near avg rainfall for the year

Apparently there was just a massive explosion in the Perth hills up near Glen Forrest, my Dad at Mahogany Creek said the whole ground shook, waiting for details now, can see the black smoke from down here

If someone had the day off tomorrow and were prepared to drive a bit, could be ok tomorrow. BoM reckon tstorms away from western parts, gfs pretty much backs it up and the Li's and Cape look good. Anyone??? Post here with your results if you go, pretty please...

Hopefully there's not this mid level crap hanging around blocking views.

Just had a look at stormcast for tommorrow and it looks pretty good for around the Southern Cross and south of there area's,
Some nice Cb around but, yeah would be nice if that mid level tripe would disappear

And thanks for the update Ozzie, just noticed before that the flight approach had been changed ,obviously for the helitank

I am thinking today may be hotter than forecast considering it is already 25 degrees at 7.15am.

Wow what a crap night, got down to 17c but humidity was unbelievable, was still 30c at 9.30pm and not a breath of wind, big chance for storms today I feel

Western Australia State Forecast
IDW12000
Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Western Australia

UPDATED State Forecast
Issued at 8:45 am WST on Tuesday 9 February 2010

Forecast for Tuesday
Humid. Cloud developing during the evening. Light NE/SE winds with a moderate to
fresh sea breeze by noon.

Precis: Humid.
City: Max 34
Mandurah: Max 32

Looking good..

TOP PRIORITY FOR IMMEDIATE BROADCAST
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING
for Damaging Winds, Large Hail and Flash Flooding
For people in the Great Southern, South Coastal, Central Wheat Belt, adjacent
parts of the Southwest District, western parts of the Southeast Coastal
District, western Goldfields and far southern parts of the Gascoyne.
Issued at 10:50 am on Tuesday 9 February 2010

People are advised that there is a risk of severe thunderstorms during this
afternoon and evening. Storms may be accompanied by very heavy rainfall
conducive to flash flooding, large hail and strong winds that could result in
damage to property.
FESA State Emergency Service [SES] advises people to secure loose items, move
vehicles under cover and stay inside away from windows. If there is lightning
unplug electrical appliances and avoid using landline telephones. If caught
outside find shelter away from trees, powerlines, storm water drains and
streams. If driving through heavy rain slow down and turn your lights on or if
visibility becomes low pull over and park until it passes. For SES assistance
call 132 500. For more safety tips visit www.fesa.wa.gov.au

The next warning will be issued by 2:00 pm Tuesday.

38c here and humid as ever, is terrible, drinking that much water body is confused man I hope we get a change soon

Man the line over the ranges, or to the east pf Perth looks amazing!! The one freaking day I don't have a car its awesome......asshole!!!

View looking east

Update

looks like here Radar shows we are goind to cop it, just formed in 1 hr

We are the donut, look at radar http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR123.shtml and you can see the big hole over Narrogin, wicked stuff all around though

wicked Tommo.

Snapped this on the way home from work. Training tonight so can't get out Hope someone is...

wild storm power outage and lightning + hail some pics but storm was overhead so not out long

Far too humid here, 18 degree dew point 27 degrees and 60 percent humidity

well look above vin 77%
edit 82% now

Seems the observations page is stuck at 4.25pm