Hows the Cooper flowing ?

Windorah level 0.928m steady
Status below minor flooding

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dont know about you, but the coopers flows every night at my place. cheers. dave south aus.

Bucky, the answer you need is - very slowly. The Cordillo Road was graded two weeks ago - for the first time in years and year. No chance of flooding on there because the Cooper doesn't go near there and there has been no rain for yonks. Driest year for the 10 years I've been here.
As for Walkers Crossing about 8 vehicles/ trailers and caravans came through there yesterday.
If you need to know anything more - always ring a local - website are not the most valuable source of information - try the Innamincka Trading Post on (08) 86759900.

Gday Bucky
We travelled from Cunnamulla across to Nappa Merrie and down to Innaminca a few weeks ago and we used the www.bom.gov.au/ site to keep up with the river levels . The pumps were moved off the river at Innaminca as they were expecting high water there . The fella that runs Cooper Creek Discoverer tours told me that Coongie Lakes need to fill before the Coopers starts flooding lower down .
There was a good flow in the Creek at Innaminca but the causeway was still open when we was there in mid May .
Cheers
Ken Smith

OK,
its Sunday arvo and I may have had a couple of cold cordials but i have the following to ask. Bucky has stated that "this time of year is succeptable to flooding". Now I have been travelling and living in the outback for over 25 years and am of the opinion that the maximum average rainfall occurs in the summer months, so, if these roads are succeptabel to flooding in the Winter months then forget going near the place in Dec/Jan.

Can someone pls tell me if I am on the wrong track:-0 Do these tracks flood on a reguar basis this time of year???? or is this year something different.

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