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Post by TC Ink on Sept 9, 2008 20:16:49 GMT 10
Welcome to the new segment, TC's weather report. Here I will keep you updated with the weather forecasts for upcomming weekends. We are 4 days away from round 1 of Cricket Season 08/09 and the weather prediction as of 8:10 PM the 9th of September is: Friday: Cloudy, with a Low Chance of rain. Saturday: Mostly Sunny, with a Low Chance of rain.  Min: 13 Max:23 UV: Moderate So from now temperatures will increase significantly leading to a warm day for cricket. No way will there be enough showers before the game to cause fear of ground closure. Overall it looks like this Saturday will provide a good day for cricket.  |
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dle rulez
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Post by dle rulez on Sept 9, 2008 20:26:25 GMT 10
Hopefully the weather will be all good for the first ball of the cricket season.
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Post by ::Richo:: on Sept 9, 2008 20:54:23 GMT 10
I shot opening bowling!!!
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Post by TC Ink on Sept 11, 2008 22:04:16 GMT 10
Temperature prediction has increased by a few degrees.
Chance of rain is even lower.
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dle rulez
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Post by dle rulez on Sept 11, 2008 22:05:24 GMT 10
yay. its looking good. ^__^.
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Post by ::Richo:: on Sept 11, 2008 22:05:52 GMT 10
Are you looking at the buearu of meteorology or google, cause meteorology shows chance of late thunderstorms.
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Post by TC Ink on Sept 11, 2008 22:11:41 GMT 10
Ah, that slipped my radar, but we should still be fine. Thunderstorms are due very late, probably around 7pm. Just in time to turn about 2,000 people away from the Semi at Brooky, ruining their chances at 20k  If the situation changes I will let you know, but at the moment its game on. |
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Post by TC Ink on Sept 18, 2008 16:20:25 GMT 10
We are in for an absolute scorcher this Saturday.
You thought last week was rediculous, well the fun has only just started.
The prediction is for 30 degrees. A few degrees hotter than last week. Thank god we aren't starting in the field.
To make matters worse it will be windy as well. I love the heat, but when the wind picks up and makes the burn on your face worse its horrible. Hopefully the wind will leave us alone.
No chance of rain, just pure heat. In fact it will be similar to last week, boiling weather followed by a storm in the next day or two.
UV bloody High by the way.
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Post by ::Richo:: on Sept 18, 2008 17:08:56 GMT 10
Oh well at least we playing and hopefully post our first win on the board.
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Post by TC Ink on Oct 3, 2008 12:29:08 GMT 10
Ok boys, one day away from what has to be a big innings for us.
But whether we get on the field or not will come down to weather.
Because today's beautiful 35 degree'er is going to result in increasing cloud throughout the day, and then possibly a thunderstorm tonight.
The story gets worse for tomorrow, Showers and Thunderstorms. The chance of rain is rated as High, so precipitation at some point is almost certain.
Leagueis will also have the benefit of fielding in much cooler conditions, with 25 predicted.
Any changes and I will let you know but at the moment its not looking good!
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Post by TC Ink on Oct 4, 2008 13:23:57 GMT 10
When it comes to weather, there is only one reliable source. TC Ink. Spot on. Unfortunately. Wish you could bet on weather  |
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Post by TC Ink on Oct 24, 2008 16:31:10 GMT 10
Fine day predicted for tomorrow.
Moderate temperatures with a cool breeze, should be a good day for cricket.
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supercoach
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Post by supercoach on Oct 24, 2008 20:56:40 GMT 10
can someone get a message to DLE...
he has been traded to B1 (st mathews farm) for tomorrows game
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