Perth in June: Did Someone Order a Side of Rain with That Sunshine?
Let's face it, Perth's not exactly known for its Niagara Falls-esque downpours. But this June, things got a little...well, let's just say the rain gods decided to turn the tap on and leave it running for a while.
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So, How Much Wet Stuff Did We Get?
Here's the drizzle on the drizzle: Perth racked up an impressive 228.6 millimeters of rain in June. That's more than double the average rainfall for the month, folks!
Side note: For those playing the home game, that's enough to fill roughly 228,600 paddling pools (assuming an average paddling pool size, of course).
QuickTip: Look for contrasts — they reveal insights.
June Gloom or Bloomin' Beautiful?
The extra rain definitely brought a change of scenery. While some folks might have swapped their sunburnt shoulders for soggy socks, there's no denying the city looked a little greener and the dams a little fuller.
For the allergy sufferers out there: Get ready for a bumper wildflower season!
QuickTip: Reread tricky spots right away.
Perth vs The Rain Gods: A Tale of Two Cities
This June was a record-breaker for Perth. We haven't seen this much rain since 2005, which feels like, well, let's just say low-rise jeans were still a thing.
But wait, there's more! Some parts of Perth copped it even harder. The Perth Hills saw a whopping 270 millimeters - that's practically a rainforest compared to the usual Perth sunshine!
Tip: Take mental snapshots of important details.
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FAQ: Perth and The June Drizzle
How to avoid puddles? Easy, invest in some decent gumboots and a cheerful "g'day" for all your fellow puddle-navigators.
How to use all this extra water? Get creative! Fill your paddling pool (responsibly!), wash the car (finally!), or take up synchronized swimming in your backyard.
QuickTip: Read in order — context builds meaning.
How to tell if you're a true Perthling? If you secretly enjoyed the rain and the break from the heat, congratulations! You've officially been initiated.
How to prepare for next June? Stock up on pool noodles (for impromptu flood barriers, obviously) and maybe a raincoat (just in case the rain gods decide to visit again).
How to find out more about Perth's weather? The Bureau of Meteorology is your best friend. Check out their website for the latest forecasts and avoid any future puddle-related surprises.
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