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Weather and Road Report.

Weather forecast:

Locals use two weather forecasts to figure out what to expect for the Gorge: the Bureau of Meteorology (Central Highlands and Coalfields forecast) and Weatherzone (Rolleston forecast).

Recommendations: Check with the Rangers for local conditions and recommendations. Be extremely cautious of narrow gorges during heavy rainfall. Bring extra food in case of isolation due to flooding.

Road Report:

Bitumen Section: This is an unfenced road; beware of stock. Some of the grids are a bit rough and should be approached with caution. Otherwise in good condition. Currently closed. Creek crossings are impassable.

For river heights, check the Bureau of Meteorology plot for Carnarvon Creek at Rewan. Normal creek height is approximately 0.5 metres.

Dirt Section: This is an unfenced road; beware of stock. Some of the grids are a bit rough and should be approached with caution. The road is currently closed

Fire Season Report:

The recent rain has knocked the fires on the head, however as soon as the countryside dries out the burning off will commence again.