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Heavy clouds over Harvey Dam. Picture by Haydn Jones on Twitter/X
Rainfall has continued to move through the State, bringing widespread totals across the South West.
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Farmers have taken to social media to report their rain gauge figures, with many noting how quickly the cloud masses were moving.
Rainfall figures since 9am (Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development)
- Myalup: 46.4mm
- Dardanup: 27.8mm
- Marradong: 21.4mm
- Williams: 19.8mm
- Narrogin: 8.8mm
- Darkan: 11.88
- Boyanup: 11.8mm
- Bailingup: 16mm
- Nannup: 12mm
- Manjimup: 5.2mm
- Wagin: 4.8mm
- Dumbleyung: 6.4mm
- Nyabing: 4.8mm
West Aust WX Watchers reported on Twitter/X that Harvey received 42mm in one hour just after midday.
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