Tasman low and cold air collision September 7-9
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Re: Tasman low and cold air collision September 7-9
think the risk for hail/thunder will be better from this afternoon according to radar and blitz
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Re: Tasman low and cold air collision September 7-9
Starting to look interesting on radar. Got some daytime warming going too so hopefully that helps, 17C at the moment.tornado wrote: Mon 09/09/2019 11:28 think the risk for hail/thunder will be better from this afternoon according to radar and blitz
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Re: Tasman low and cold air collision September 7-9
It's pretty hard to visually sight what is going on through the Aussie dust / smoke haze. Around midday there were some tcu off to the north, and some ac out to the south east visible from Albany. Still plenty of water on the ground from a downpour around 8:30 ish this morning
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storm in whangarei could head down to auckland. im gonna keep a eye on the radars
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Static on the am band every 2-10 seconds. Skies very dark to NW.
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thunderstorms coming from the north. second time
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looks like another cell going into whangarei and it looks if its coming this way too.
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it seemed to stop but im watching the storm st wwhangarei as that may head towards here
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never mind more thunder and lightning. its just turned out to be isolated thunderstorms.
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Re: Tasman low and cold air collision September 7-9
A shame it mostly fizzled out as it crossed the main central part of the region. Looks like it might be intensifying again in south Auckland now
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Re: Tasman low and cold air collision September 7-9
yeah. Im still hearing the odd rumble and the odd flashDavid wrote: Mon 09/09/2019 15:51 A shame it mostly fizzled out as it crossed the main central part of the region. Looks like it might be intensifying again in south Auckland now
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Re: Tasman low and cold air collision September 7-9
The sky was hazy again today. According to Weatherzone bushfire smoke has reached northern NZ.
That afternoon storm was very lightning active in the far west of the Auckland region but just a few strikes further east. I suppose with the surface NE that's not surprising. PWS along the west coast recorded up to 20mm from it. Just 4mm in Grey Lynn.
That afternoon storm was very lightning active in the far west of the Auckland region but just a few strikes further east. I suppose with the surface NE that's not surprising. PWS along the west coast recorded up to 20mm from it. Just 4mm in Grey Lynn.
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Can't say as I noticed much here, but yes, quite an active afternoon to the west and north of Akld going by Blitz…
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Re: Tasman low and cold air collision September 7-9
great barrier island under a severe thunderstorm warning.
edit: warning removed
edit: warning removed
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Re: Tasman low and cold air collision September 7-9
NIWA lightning strike chart to 4pm. Quite intense activity Helensville way this afternoon.
https://twitter.com/NiwaWeather/status/ ... 94/photo/1
https://twitter.com/NiwaWeather/status/ ... 94/photo/1
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Re: Tasman low and cold air collision September 7-9
Some quite large hailstones reported in Whangarei according to this press report in The New Zealand Herald. Theses stones look to be in the 30-40mm range:
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/arti ... d=12266146
This story appears to refer to the afternoon of Monday 9th September.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/arti ... d=12266146
This story appears to refer to the afternoon of Monday 9th September.
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Re: Tasman low and cold air collision September 7-9
Just over 200mm rainfall recorded at Pinnacles Coromandel overnight
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Re: Tasman low and cold air collision September 7-9
Re large hail
There was some wind shear yesterday so very likely some cork screwing of the storm updraughts to get the larger hail and more intense lightning.
There was some wind shear yesterday so very likely some cork screwing of the storm updraughts to get the larger hail and more intense lightning.
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Re: Tasman low and cold air collision September 7-9
thought I would re join, have missed being able to be part of the conversations 
especially interesting this SSW event
We had a great thunderstorm here yesterday afternoon
actually we have had lots here over the last few days (some real good ones at night too, real close lightning and thunder)
the rain can stop now though!! (and I see we have a more typical weather pattern for the next week after today, whew)
Brian

especially interesting this SSW event

We had a great thunderstorm here yesterday afternoon
actually we have had lots here over the last few days (some real good ones at night too, real close lightning and thunder)
the rain can stop now though!! (and I see we have a more typical weather pattern for the next week after today, whew)
Brian
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www.weather-display.com/windy/gb/grahamsbeach.htm
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Re: Tasman low and cold air collision September 7-9
moderate risk for northland and most parts of auckland north of manukau. low risk south of manukau