Heavy Rain for Western areas and North Island 15th-18th July

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Re: Heavy Rain for Western areas and North Island 15th-18th July

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Razor wrote: Mon 19/07/2021 12:03 GFS wanting to bring a repeat performance next weekend, which is not what anyone wants to hear
Access-G progging 684mm for Cropp by middle of next week. (GFS & EC in the 180-220mm range). Might need another heavy rain thread soon.
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Re: Heavy Rain for Western areas and North Island 15th-18th July

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According to reporter Kate Nicol-Williams on TV One News tonight:
From Thursday to Sunday morning 400 millilitres of rain fell in the Marlborough Ranges and 800 mils in some areas of the West Coast.
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Re: Heavy Rain for Western areas and North Island 15th-18th July

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TonyT wrote: Mon 19/07/2021 17:38
Razor wrote: Mon 19/07/2021 12:03 GFS wanting to bring a repeat performance next weekend, which is not what anyone wants to hear
Access-G progging 684mm for Cropp by middle of next week. (GFS & EC in the 180-220mm range). Might need another heavy rain thread soon.
Luckily that has now backed right off and is projected to move
through a lot faster.
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Re: Heavy Rain for Western areas and North Island 15th-18th July

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Cantab03 wrote: Tue 20/07/2021 06:27
TonyT wrote: Mon 19/07/2021 17:38

Access-G progging 684mm for Cropp by middle of next week. (GFS & EC in the 180-220mm range). Might need another heavy rain thread soon.
Luckily that has now backed right off and is projected to move
through a lot faster.
Access currently still suggesting 600mm+ there over the next 7 days.
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