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JohnGaul
NZ Anticyclone Soc in association with the
NZ Drizzle Society
Be careful Mr Gaul or we'll post you to coastal Chile to watch for drizzle!NZ Thunderstorm Soc wrote:ECMWF have hopes of a a strong anticyclone to move over NZ from middle next week![]()
JohnGaul
NZ Anticyclone Soc in association with the
NZ Drizzle Society
I was referring to the spelling of "surely" JasonJasestrm wrote:The term bad weather is referred as something better than what we have at the moment Rwoodalthough i am enjoying the unusually warm days.
Sceintists from NIWA etc predicting a dry winter ahead for farmers you have to feel for them really. What is to say that this theory will happen, no other predictions have gone through properly that ive seen in awhile from them.
Anyway great day for thunder out west tomorrow maybe even the odd funnel.
Cheers
Jason.
Fujita Phil wrote:It's May. We always want Winter arrive but the fact is it's just too warm at this time of year for regular snow events. Lets wait for July to September, a much better time for the white stuff.
A watched pot ( insert "sky") never boils ( insert "dumps a sh*t load of snow")
I think you may have a heart attack if your saw the 'flashes' here John!!John wrote: Ive been looking westwards from here hoping for a 'flash' but nothing.
Still pretty misty and drizzly here in Tokoroa but we are at 330m elevation and have forest moisture all around, sort of micro climate of our own... oh and the Waikato is 10kms away...kiwisk8er wrote:Yeah I know, I'm just sick of the boring weather thats all. I'm glad its stopped drizzling though.