Rain stops play -again

Do you think (God, Allah, Buddah, the Flying Spaghetti Monster or whoever you believe in) is trying to tell you something?

Regards

We Pastafarians wish you well :)

We are preparing to leave for the northern Canning.
This is a major rain event.
"As of 11:48 AM on Friday, 23 May, the Bureau of Meteorology has advised that a surface trough over the north-east Indian Ocean will generate a band of rain and cloud across northern and north-west Western Australia from Sunday evening.
This system is expected to bring unseasonal, widespread moderate to heavy rainfall across the Flood Watch area, which includes parts of the West Kimberley, Fitzroy River, and Sandy Desert catchments.
While these catchments are currently relatively dry, the rainfall is forecast to be significant:
Rain and storms, with isolated heavy falls, are expected from Sunday evening.
Widespread totals of 100–150 mm, with isolated falls of up to 200 mm, are likely from Sunday to Wednesday.
The peak rainfall is expected on Monday and Tuesday.
This rainfall may lead to rising river levels and hazardous road conditions, particularly on secondary and unsealed roads. Some communities and homesteads may become temporarily isolated.
While significant river flooding is not currently expected, smaller creeks and streams may rise rapidly, making travel through usually dry areas dangerous.
Affected Catchments:
West Kimberley Rivers
Fitzroy River
Sandy Desert"

Cheers,
Peter,
OKA196 motorhome

Have just parked up for the night about 27km short of Ali Curung. Nothing salubrious but 'it'll do us'. We'll visit Ali Curung tomorrow morning & will then be on sealed road when the rain arrives. Still heading north to be at Barunga on 6th. Will have to find some interest between here & there up the Stuart highway.

That is assuming that the northern entry to the Davenport Ranges will likely be closed for a week or longer. Hopefully if we can find the local copper in Ali Curung, he/she will be able to impart some knowledge of the likely length of impact on the access road.

FWIW, today we had the best 4wd'ing experience we've had in a while, approx 60 or 70kms(?) north from the sandy Bundey River crossing.

Meanwhile the good folk in Victoria are glad you and your anti rain affect have left.
your effect worked well when we were at silverton as the rain was all around us but kept away by you.
Western Qld has dried out a bit as you headed north and I'm sure this wil just be a blip on the radar and you will stay dry.
Have you warned your station stay that there won't be a wet this coming season?