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6 April – Putty Bridge flooded
Putty Creek is over the Bpooty Bridge. North Putty has had 157 mm since Thursday. Putty Central had 230mm. Blue skies in Putty but may be more rain to the south. No more rain for us for 3 days. Webcam for Windsor Bridge https://www.livetraffic.com/traffic-cameras/sydney-west/windsor-road-windsor Richmond Bridge and Yarramundi Bridges are closed. But check Live TrafficContinue reading “6 April – Putty Bridge flooded”
3 April – Update from Putty
Lots of rain on its way, end of Bushfire Danger Period, power outages, how to change speed limits on rural roads, new PCA Committee, forthcoming events and March rainfall.
What’s On
Information on a trial enabling the use of private Farm Fire Fighting Vehicles without registration and forthcoming events – Detour on Friday and PCA AGM on Saturday.
What’s New
Putty Community Association AGM, Putty Hall upgrade works, Putty Valley Road update, Monks at Putty and rainfall records.
Putty Heatwave
The Bureau of Meteorology has forecast a heatwave for NSW for Friday and Saturday, and high temperatures with little rain are predicted for next week. See also other news and events from Putty.
Update from Putty
Well done Putty People – no fires in October! Advices were issued for Garland Valley and Commission Road but none in Putty. The fire in Garland Valley was started by a tree root, burning underground from a fire put out weeks ago. When the tree fell over another fire started. Don’t waste time, report firesContinue reading “Update from Putty”
Hail, Fires and Putty Fair
Last night a hail and thunder storm hit Putty at 7pm. It was not forecast. The northern end of Putty Valley had hail stones measuring 15mm and the rain gauge measured 19mm. However this would not have accounted for some hail which would have bounced out. Twelve hours later ice remained – see photo. NearContinue reading “Hail, Fires and Putty Fair”
Putty Fire Advice 5 Sep 2023
ADVICE – An incident has started. No immediate danger Situation: A lot of smoke can be seen at Putty between Lilavale Track and 695 Putty Valley Road but the fire is under control. Several fire brigades are attending.
Bush Fire Danger Period starts 1 September
Putty residents have been preparing their properties for the bushfire season. The Bureau of Meteorology’s long range forecast is for a drier than median September to November for most of Australia, with warmer than median days and nights. See rainfall for August below.
