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Mullumbimby Artisan Soaps
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22.01.2022 They look great
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08.01.2022 STRONG WIND WARNINGS ISSUED FOR NORTHERN RIVERS COAST STRONG Wind Warnings have been issued for both the Coffs and Byron Coasts today on Thursday 7th January, a...nd for the Byron Coast on Friday 8th January. Weather Situation A weak trough of low pressure along the northern coast will strengthen again with a surge of south to southeasterly winds and move towards the Queensland border this morning. Winds will remain south to southeasterly over most coastal waters over the coming days as a slow moving high pressure system over the Bight extends a ridge along the coast behind the trough. Forecast for Thursday until midnight Strong Wind Warning for Thursday for Byron Coast and Coffs Coast Winds Southeasterly 15 to 25 knots, reaching up to 30 knots during the afternoon and evening. Seas 1 to 2 metres, increasing to 2.5 to 3 metres around midday. Swell East to southeasterly 1 to 1.5 metres. Weather Cloudy. 95% chance of showers. The chance of a thunderstorm this morning. Friday 8 January Strong Wind Warning for Friday for Byron Coast Winds Southeasterly 20 to 30 knots. Seas 2 to 2.5 metres. Swell Southeasterly 1 to 2 metres. Weather Partly cloudy. 60% chance of showers. Marine weather warnings can be found at: http://www.bom.gov.au/nsw/warnings/marinewind.shtml
06.01.2022 AMBER ALERT FOR BLUE-GREEN ALGAE AT CARRIE HALL DAM TWEED Council has issued a Blue-green algae amber alert at Clarrie Hall Dam, but says Tweed Shire drinking w...ater is not affected. Treated water from the Tweed mains supply is not affected by an amber alert for blue-green algae being issued for Clarrie Hall Dam. Currently the Tweed's reticulated water supply is being drawn from the Tweed River at Bray Park Weir. The river flow over Bray Park Weir is healthy, minimising the likelihood of a potential algae alert for the weir at this time. Upstream at Uki, there is a green alert for blue-green algae at the river where the raw water is drawn for treatment to supply that village. Council's reticulated water supply remains safe to drink as its water treatment processes remove any potential toxin, together with any taste and odour compounds from blue-green algae. The amber alert for Clarrie Hall Dam means recreational users of the dam should not come into contact with the water. Also, the water in the dam and its upstream and downstream tributaries could potentially be unsafe for livestock. While the recent heavy rains flushed algal blooms from Bray Park Weir, the increased nutrient load washed into waterbodies, together with current high temperatures, are favouring algal growth within Clarrie Hall Dam, with only a temporary reduction in algal blooms observed. All blue-green algae should be treated as potentially toxic. As yet, the volumes of algae are not sufficient to allow the Council to test for the presence of those genes that have the ability to produce toxins. The Council has increased testing to twice a week within Clarrie Hall Dam to monitor the algal blooms. Monitoring at other sites will continue weekly. Signs have been placed at the dam wall and Crams Farm to warn the public. Blue-green algae occur naturally and can reproduce quickly in favourable conditions. Affected water appears to have a green paint-like scum, near the edges, or greenish clumps throughout the water. Anyone who thinks they may have been in contact with blue-green algal water is advised to seek medical advice if symptoms appear. For the latest, visit Council's website at www.tweed.nsw.gov.au/WaterAndWastewater
04.01.2022 This Sunday! Picnic blankets out, music under the trees. Bring your puppy down and enjoy the morning. @mudgeerabacountrymarkets
