Extreme Storms
bushfires23 November 2006 · Mount Tomah, NSW

bushfires · General Weather

Weak SE change tempers major bushfire alert

· by Jimmy Deguara

Finally a much cooler start due to a weak SE change that came through yesterday evening.

Hot conditions persisting – bushfire flared up in the background near Mt Tomah. It was tiring and a long day. The bushfires had not threatened homes yet – it seems undecided whether it will attack the northern side of the valley or the southern side. Much of the Grose Valley has been burnt out – if this includes the rainforest, it will never recover. The fire continues to spread with another chance next week to grab a ride with the northwesterlies.

Jimmy

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