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Straight for us? Well it must have missed only 0.4mm of rain here in Swanson overnight. Light showers this morning but rain radar looking like a complete clearance. One big non event here, forecast got us all excited and as usual has left nothing but disappointment for Auckland chasersCameo1 wrote:Why and where would it slide to? Last time I checked it was heading straight for us The forcast was supposed to be for showers turning to rain lol, can't they even get that right?
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sometimes that just the way the cookie crumbles with fronts approaching...they can get weak zones ("holes"), and that is what passed over the auckland area overnight....pretty hard to predict...it could have happened that the best passed through this area and not so good through waikato....
but as spwill says, from the NW, the city is quite a way inlands....
those cb's last night were weakening alot as they moved inland past raglan, away from the relatively warmer tasman sea..,...
but me being on the coast here,we can get some good cb's from the NW....maybe i should get a boltec too...(been worried about neighbours electric fences shorting out though)
but as spwill says, from the NW, the city is quite a way inlands....
those cb's last night were weakening alot as they moved inland past raglan, away from the relatively warmer tasman sea..,...
but me being on the coast here,we can get some good cb's from the NW....maybe i should get a boltec too...(been worried about neighbours electric fences shorting out though)
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check this out......shows how the upper level is much stronger than the surface wind at the moment....and next update will capture a nice sunset at the moment
http://www.weather-display.com/windy/gb ... rvideo.htm
http://www.weather-display.com/windy/gb ... rvideo.htm
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What gets me John, is there seems to be this strange lack of cameras in the North Island! [/quote]Andrew Massie wrote:I don't like looking at things like this.
It makes me feel sick
JohnGaul
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I'm glad that nothing happened
I get pist off with Auckland/Hamilton getting the 'lions's share", nearly ALL THE TIME
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NZ Thunderstorm Soc wrote:What gets me John, is there seems to be this strange lack of cameras in the North Island!Andrew Massie wrote:I don't like looking at things like this.
It makes me feel sick
JohnGaul
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I'm glad that nothing happened
I get pist off with Auckland/Hamilton getting the 'lions's share", nearly ALL THE TIME
JohnGaul
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p.s GREAT tornado video, mate! And the dog's song... BRILLIANT!
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Does anyone else think John Gaul of the NZTS is starting to sound a little like Michael of Auckland?
(joking - of course!!)
(joking - of course!!)
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Bugger all thunder here but being West Coast we do get a lot more than Chch.I'm glad that nothing happened
I get pist off with Auckland/Hamilton getting the 'lions's share", nearly ALL THE TIME
Hope to get down to Canterbury Nov/Dec for a chase. There's more of a propensity for larger size hail down there but the trick is picking the right day.
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rain radar showed more than a shower.....it was a north/south orientated rain band that brought widespread rain to the nth waikato area and coromandel.....but there was a hole in the rain band, and that hole passed over auckland....but a new shower is hitting south auckland now...heading towards west auckland...
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be good to see you!!spwill wrote:
Hope to get down to Canterbury Nov/Dec for a chase. There's more of a propensity for larger size hail down there but the trick is picking the right day.
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