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GuyFawkes Weather

Posted: Sat 05/11/2005 20:30
by Michael
Drizzel/Rain has arrived and thought I can hear thunder rolling but its only the sound of crackers :lol: :lol: :lol:

Posted: Sat 05/11/2005 23:15
by NZ Thunderstorm Soc
JohnGaul
NZTS


Yes tonight will probably be the best night for lightning activity here in ChCh this summer with all the fireworks going off, especially the flashes against the clouds. New Brighton looked good from here in Somerfield.
I think this will be the last year for fireworks to be sold to the ordinary public because of the philosophy - it takes the undue reasoning of a few people/persons to stuff it up for everyone else. :x

Posted: Sun 06/11/2005 08:12
by NZstorm
The drizzle didn't seem to bother the fireworks in Auckland last night.
I think this will be the last year for fireworks to be sold to the ordinary public because of the philosophy - it takes the undue reasoning of a few people/persons to stuff it up for everyone else
I havn't followed this story but it would be mean and miserable for anyone to consider banning public access to fireworks for November 5th.

Posted: Sun 06/11/2005 10:36
by Gary Roberts
NZstorm wrote:I havn't followed this story but it would be mean and miserable for anyone to consider banning public access to fireworks for November 5th.
The whole burning-Guy Fawkes-alive celebration thing has always seemed weird to me, but fireworks can be great fun. I'd say move the sales to the New Year period, but unfortunately that's near the height of summer. Maybe we need to come up with a mid-winter festival or some such thing as an excuse to play with stuff which goes woosh and boom! :D

Posted: Sun 06/11/2005 11:23
by squid
well the drizzle did not arrive untill about 9 30 and had mostly finished by then so we got away with it was a tad brezzyut otherwise all good

Posted: Sun 06/11/2005 14:27
by Weatherlawyer
Gary Roberts wrote:The whole burning-Guy Fawkes-alive celebration thing has always seemed weird to me, but fireworks can be great fun.
It makes a lot less sense considering that it is an English political affair.

He wasn't burned to death, by the way. They had him hung then pulled out his intestines and then cut him into chunks.

All good fun eh?