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Northland weather
Just back from 5 days on the Tutakaka coast.
Temperatures low to mid 20's depending upon the seabreeze.
Some clouds, but overall fine weather.
Unable to spot the comet because of clouds over Whangarei after 20.00 hrs most evenings.
Temperatures low to mid 20's depending upon the seabreeze.
Some clouds, but overall fine weather.
Unable to spot the comet because of clouds over Whangarei after 20.00 hrs most evenings.
Who put the LED's on the lightning arrestor ?
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Back to about 32C in Napier today. Clear start, later partly cloudy and sultry, big buildups in the afternoon with downpours near Have. Nth/Te Mata and a few ks west of Taradale, plus other odd spots.
Should be fine here early tomorrow, but travelling to Rotorua and should run into rain or very heavy showers with some thunder.
Should be fine here early tomorrow, but travelling to Rotorua and should run into rain or very heavy showers with some thunder.
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Looks like there was a thunderstorm over the Kaikoura ranges before or around that area anyway doesn't surprise me though with this weather today.
It's overcast with drizzly light rain at times although a dense light rain if that makes any sense
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Temperature has been up and down too got up to 20C at 12:30pm now down to 16C with a SE breeze but smells quite nice very west coasty
coming from someone who enjoys the bush
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Lawns are still looking very green and lush for the time of year and gardens are florishing i don't think I have ever seen so much rain in summer before here.
Cheers
Jason.
It's overcast with drizzly light rain at times although a dense light rain if that makes any sense

Temperature has been up and down too got up to 20C at 12:30pm now down to 16C with a SE breeze but smells quite nice very west coasty



Lawns are still looking very green and lush for the time of year and gardens are florishing i don't think I have ever seen so much rain in summer before here.
Cheers
Jason.
Canterbury, home of good rugby and severe storms
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I passed thru Kaikoura late morning yesterday, and it was partly cloudy and dry, but a layer of low cloud covered the mountains.Looks like there was a thunderstorm over the Kaikoura ranges before or around that area anyway doesn't surprise me though with this weather today.


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Very different from recent El Nino situations...but 1941/42 had mixtures of cold and cloudy months over Dec/Jan.spwill wrote:Looks like sunshine will end up below normal for Jan especially in Chch despite El Nino.
Jan sun to 25th,
Tauranga 178.
Auckland 168.3
Wellington 143
Chchurch 132.8
Sunny start in Rotorua today but there already signs of big buildups to come.
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Hottest day in a long time here, I recorded a high of 29.6°C ... Not in a proper box over grass, but in a spot which is in shade all the time and exposed to wind. I've had the sensor in the same place for almost 5 years
Plus I got nuked at the beach, the glow from my neck should be able to be seen for miles!
Plus I got nuked at the beach, the glow from my neck should be able to be seen for miles!

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To veer off slightly: summer certainly hasn't been around this month in Nelson in the normal sense: if the Stuff site's weather page value of only 149 hours of sun after 27 days
is really correct (a BIG if!), this would be almost pathologically low for there [its low value in records back to 1930 is 179 in 1945, secodn lowest 193]

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