Wet weather expected to continue into the week

Environment

Jul 13 2025 Updated 15 hours ago

Jordan Duursma

From Monday last week to Sunday, 13 July at 9am, Wangaratta saw 17.6mm of rainfall according to the Bureau of Meteorology's weather station at Wangaratta Airport.

Other areas in and around the rural city saw significant rainfall including Edi Upper where 40.8mm of rainfall was recorded, Springhurst where 22.4mm of rainfall was recorded and Greta West where 24mm of rainfall was recorded.

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