Chucking Them Up
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Chucking Them Up
According to the latest ECMWF, it looks as those the 'Roaring 40s" are chucking up some depressions, resulting in a rather disturbed W/SW flow for the coming week for New Zealand.
One of them which could produce thunderstorms to Canterbury next Saturday at this stage
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One of them which could produce thunderstorms to Canterbury next Saturday at this stage
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Looks more like a warming WNW flow now . Very wet on the SI West Coast.. cold fronts should really battle as they reach the North Island.
Milford should see 300mm+ by Monday.. should be some very heavy falls in the warm troposphere.
Looks like we might see our first 20°C day this Saturday.
Napier should see some consecutive 23°C+ days by Friday?
Looking a bit too warm.
Another fine, cool and gusty day today.
Milford should see 300mm+ by Monday.. should be some very heavy falls in the warm troposphere.
Looks like we might see our first 20°C day this Saturday.
Napier should see some consecutive 23°C+ days by Friday?
Looking a bit too warm.
Another fine, cool and gusty day today.
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Apart from breif afternoon rain tomorrow here it should be a rather warm week.
Thursday could be into the mid 20's here is hoping .
Sunday,Monday,Tuesday look interesting too something to watch.
19.3C here before back to 18C now with a NW breeze.
Cheers
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Thursday could be into the mid 20's here is hoping .
Sunday,Monday,Tuesday look interesting too something to watch.
19.3C here before back to 18C now with a NW breeze.
Cheers
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Re: Chucking Them Up
The flow now seems to be more W/NW from this with a more active one coming our way on Friday. No thunderstorms now, sadly, unless this system tends a more southerly direction.NZ Thunderstorm Soc wrote:According to the latest ECMWF, it looks as those the 'Roaring 40s" are chucking up some depressions, resulting in a rather disturbed W/SW flow for the coming week for New Zealand.
One of them which could produce thunderstorms to Canterbury next Saturday at this stage
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It is here,lot colder than yesterday,there was quite a bit of sun in the afternoon then
Manukau heads observer wrote:michael its not 8/8
stop the exageration please!
there are lots of blue patches around
you need to look out more than 1 window
day starting off warmer already, will be warmer here than yesterday
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look out all the windows
you are exagerating
this forum should be for factual reports
not exageration
i can see your house (well the suburb where you live) , from here.
we have already been over 13oC here this morning
the afternoon is not even here yet, so why are you comparing yesterday afternoon to todays this morning?
you are exagerating
this forum should be for factual reports
not exageration
i can see your house (well the suburb where you live) , from here.
we have already been over 13oC here this morning
the afternoon is not even here yet, so why are you comparing yesterday afternoon to todays this morning?
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30°C in Sydney today!
A lot of northwesterly drag in the Tasman coming straight of Aus, come big temps on the way.. up to ~26°C?
850mb temps rising to 12°C over most of the South Island.. probably the temperatures we would see in a warm NW flow during November!
That front looks thundery, but we wont get anything, like 2mm last night.
A lot of northwesterly drag in the Tasman coming straight of Aus, come big temps on the way.. up to ~26°C?
850mb temps rising to 12°C over most of the South Island.. probably the temperatures we would see in a warm NW flow during November!
That front looks thundery, but we wont get anything, like 2mm last night.
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Wow that is warm for the time of year it is yes perhaps temps into the mid twenties tomorrow or friday .
Still NE here at the moment NW hasnt hit yet should be here about 5pm if not sligthly later with a few big gusts.
Tomorrow morning I am still thinking could be a short strong blow from the alps but will see.
MS backed off abit on thier 140kmh to 120kmh now but still could be some biggies in some inland open areas.
Cheers
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Still NE here at the moment NW hasnt hit yet should be here about 5pm if not sligthly later with a few big gusts.
Tomorrow morning I am still thinking could be a short strong blow from the alps but will see.
MS backed off abit on thier 140kmh to 120kmh now but still could be some biggies in some inland open areas.
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Heh. 21°C in Kaikoura at 3am.
I see NZCH has increased to 17°C at 5am.
Thunderstorms on the West Coast have ceased for now, front weakening rapidly at the moment due to diurnal cooling.
A partly cloudy day on the cards today with dewpoints ~13°C up over the upper North.
A cool 5°C here and 0°C in Waiouru.3:00 am 21 Sep 2006 NZST
Temperature: 21 °C
Wind Speed: 33 km/h
Wind Direction: NW
Rain (last hr): 0.0 mm
Humidity: 30 %
Pressure: 1004 hPa
I see NZCH has increased to 17°C at 5am.
Thunderstorms on the West Coast have ceased for now, front weakening rapidly at the moment due to diurnal cooling.
A partly cloudy day on the cards today with dewpoints ~13°C up over the upper North.