Reader Michael Groth's image is a reflection on autumn's glory Reader Michael Groth' beautiful image of a quiet day at Mount Lofty Gardens. Picture sent via Newsforce Source: The Advertiser WE sweltered through the start of May but autumn shades are now appearing in our parks and gardens. Over the past week, the state finally received the rain our farmers so desperately needed. So far this month, Adelaide has recorded just over 42mm of rainfall, on track for the May average of 60mm. In regional SA, the Eyre and Yorke Peninsulas and Kangaroo Island have had decent totals. And Bureau of Meteorology forecasters are predicting there is more wet weather on the way. Adelaide CBD and southern parts of the state should have about 20mm of rain about the middle of next week, climatologist Alex Evans said. Beautiful images of autunm Primary Producers SA chairman Rob Kerin said the recent rain was a welcome relief for farmers. He said there were decent falls in the South-East and Adelaide Hills, but farmers around parts of the Eyre Peninsula and Mallee missed out. Keen photographer Michael Groth, 38, of Ascot Park, captured this serene picture at the Mt Lofty Botanic Garden last week. It's set to be a pleasant weekend for Adelaide, with a high of 18C today and 21C tomorrow.