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Slight rise welcome
The recent rains in Victoria have been welcome and the result is that there has been an increase in the storage water levels for the first time in many weeks.
After many weeks of downward spiral, the water storage levels started rising last week and it was a relief to see them go past 30%. I hope the rains will continue for the forceable future to make sure the storage levels goes at least to 50% but maybe thats a big ask.
I wonder how many people in Victoria have wished the rain washing out matches at Wimbledon had come here to Victoria. I suppose that would put us out of stage 3a to maybe stage 2 within days.
I also hope that the current rains mean that the drought is coming to an end or is actaully finished.