Location: West Coast Road, Manukau Peninsula, North Island
Unread postby Manukau heads obs »
the originaly forming low is getting left a bit behind from the develping cloud sheet east of it.....which might spawn a rolling low that will shoot away ESE to the top of us....
if the jet stream could wrap around a bit more it will fire up better....
the ridge underneath it might beat it out though...
its interesting to watch its development nonetheless
but the low might have missed the boat
still one of the more interesting weather things to happen for us northerners for a while now
(must be bored huh)
go the all blacks!
Location: West Coast Road, Manukau Peninsula, North Island
Unread postby Manukau heads obs »
i was meaning the lake of big W or SW gales which we should be getting at this time of year means its been a bit boring weather wise...i did not mention ts or lightning michael,you are barking up the wrong tree there
Location: Rainy Manurewa, Auckland - "City of Gales"
Unread postby Michael »
ok good bitch session...you win that argument then
Manukau heads observer wrote:i was meaning the lake of big W or SW gales which we should be getting at this time of year means its been a bit boring weather wise...i did not mention ts or lightning michael,you are barking up the wrong tree there