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We got our rain!
When I woke up this morning I looked out of the window and I saw puddles on the ground! Yay! I enjoyed breathing in the cool fresh-smelling air when I went for my morning walk. The weather was kind and stayed fine while I was out. :) (Despite knowing how much we need rain, I really don't like getting caught out in it ( Read more... ) -
Photobucket photo
This is from Photobucket. Not so easy. I had to go to my computer and get the link details and manually enter them.
Posted via LiveJournal app for iPhone.
Edited on computer
So it doesn't work. Oh well! At least I tried. I originally copied the link from Photobucket, but the iPhone LJ version doesn't have a "paste" option. This is what the photo ( Read more... ) -
Here goes!
My first post via my new iPhone! I will attempt to post a couple of photos of
Banjo from the phone. Here goes...
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Queensland in for another battering
I feel so sorry for the people of Queensland. After the devastating floods in the south of the state last month, the north is facing another horror tonight.
Cyclone Yasi is at this moment bearing down on the coast. It's expected to cross the coast in about an hour's time. It is a category 5 cyclone - the most destructive of all, with winds ( Read more... ) -
Thunderstorm!
Well, the thunderstorm came through about 3.00 pm, bringing lots of rain! We had a river running down the middle of our street - the drains don't cope very well when we have a lot of rain...
We had clear skies at midday, then suddenly things got a bit dark.
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As if we haven't had enough extreme weather conditions lately...
It was hot today. I was wondering why I didn't have my usual energy when I went for my walk this morning. I understood when I saw that it was 32C (89.6F) at 7.30 am! It reached 38C 100.4F at about 10.00 am. Not only was it hot; it was humid. I really don't do humid very well. I hate that feeling when your clothes stick to you - as they are ( Read more... ) -
Unbelievable images
I can scarcely believe some of the images I've been seeing on the TV screen over the last couple of days - and will no doubt continue to do so for a few more.
Queensland, in the north east of Australia, is suffering its worst floods in its history. A huge amount of rain has been falling over the area for weeks. Some areas are suffering their ( Read more... )
