Storms 2008

WA Department of Fire and Emergency Services (6AR and 6IP) (Including the Fire Services, SES & VMRS) and Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions

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Post by Tyranus »

I'll probably be joining them too...Have a listen on the radio for any Stirling vehicles!
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Post by Jonesy »

Hey all.

Just got back from assisting with some of the clean up - still heaps more to go. There is one strip in shoalwater that has been hit pretty hard - one roof came of a house, bounced on three houses and then landed on another house 300m away. Unreal

Might be heading back up there later, lot of out of area resources (noticed Armadale and Kalamunda SES)
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Post by Leigh »

What channel do rockingham ses operate on?
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Post by Nick »

channel 8 (467.725) and 16 (467.225) are being used.
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Post by Smithy »

one street in waikiki that was left under the radar i would say got hit hardest, about 7 houses lost roofs and patios on that street, one of the houses whole front wall collapsed inwards causing the roof to collapse onto it.
might have some pics up later
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Post by robbage »

Can't you guys link channels so us northerners can listen in? It's vewy vewy quiet
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Post by Tyranus »

nope no linking, a lot of it was operated on simplex. I was getting channel 8 in Stirling though.
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Post by bomber »

For the 3rd weekend in a row the SES have been busy in Rockingham. Lots more flood damage to teh houses that were effected last week.

Whilst driving to shops saw Rocky, canning and serpy-jarrrahdale crews working hard.
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Post by Jonesy »

bomber wrote:For the 3rd weekend in a row the SES have been busy in Rockingham. Lots more flood damage to teh houses that were effected last week.

Whilst driving to shops saw Rocky, canning and serpy-jarrrahdale crews working hard.
We (singleton) and Baldivis been up there since 1830 this arvo. Lots of water damage - mainly to houses from the last couple of weeks. Lots of nice big puddles to play in too which is something we dont get too see too much of.
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I ended up in the back of a troopie last night ...
Sandbagging & Repositioning Tarps ... :lol:
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Millsy wrote:I ended up in the back of a troopie last night ...
Sandbagging & Repositioning Tarps ... :lol:
Wasn't exactly my idea of fun, getting soaked to the a*** when that belting rain patch came through, but there was more people worse off than we were. Said it before, and will say it again, credit to you SES boys and girls out there, top work once again :D
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Post by bomber »

Reports on the radio of damage to homes after destructive winds in Roleystone.

Hopefully not too much damage.
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Post by munchkin1981 »

the roof at my work sprung a leak today the had to shut the lights of in the bakery dept
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Post by Tyranus »

bomber, there's been quite a bit of damage.
Some sections of brookton highway have been flooded, as a dam burst. My friend that lives there currently has no power, and someone a couple of houses down has lost a roof, or bits of it anyway.
Edit: WILD weather has caused havoc across Perth, flooding properties, ripping a roof off a home and shredding trees in a "chainsaw-like" strike on a Hills street
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Post by wasaint »

Hey Bomber we had 42mm of rain in less than 1 hour the wind was savage three houses with roof s removed croyden road looks like something out of a movie just past heritage drive upto araluen is wiped out completly. road is still closed and prob will be most of today big gum and jarrah trees as well as street lights were snapped like they were twigs one poor cpl were on there way home from overeseas and got a phone call as they werre about to board there plane, when they were told about there house being destroyed . our capt and myself were the first ones arond there and im glad it missed my house buy about 4 streets
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