Data and Photos on the severity of the wet season changes in Port Stewart

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  • 25/07/2026 at 12:32 pm #10411
    Marijan Noah Zigmund Jurcic
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      Dear, Ms. Evelyn

      Good day, i just want to ask what would be some good sources of data for the wet season changes in Port Stewart. It would be lovely if we can access it alongside with photo’s, but my team is struggling to find reliable sources of information.

      Can you provide insight on how to acquire or maybe get rough estimation in the rise of water levels during wet season for the team to consider for the design consideration.

      Respectfully yours,
      Noah

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