Thunderstorm Potential Early Dec 2009 in the North

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Re: Thunderstorm Potential Early December, 2009

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Hey Phil,

What's your email address? I'll send you the pics of the flooding out at Bethells Beach. They are too big too upload on here (need to compress them).
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Torrential again here. I'm gonna get up early tomorrow morning and survey the state of the creeks I saw tonight.
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Re: Thunderstorm Potential Early December, 2009

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Lozza wrote:Hey Phil,

What's your email address? I'll send you the pics of the flooding out at Bethells Beach. They are too big too upload on here (need to compress them).

Who is Phil?

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Re: Thunderstorm Potential Early December, 2009

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John ya geek! ;-)
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flooding up to 1m deep around the Ellerslie underpass and bad on some other roads there.. looks like the edge is approaching here now..
I went up to Warkworth this afternoon for tv3 news and luckily just missed the really heavy rain on the road but had a great downpour while trying to set up! then on the dry side until the Northern motorway returning at about 8:30
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Philip Duncan wrote:John ya geek! ;-)


...ummmmmmmmmmm <3

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Re: Thunderstorm Potential Early December, 2009

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Portland road Orakei being closed now with water approaching 1m deep..
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Re: Thunderstorm Potential Early December, 2009

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Oh well guess I am just too far east here for any heavy rain. Seems its concentrating on central Auckland.
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its coming your way David....veerrrryyy slowly
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Philip Duncan wrote:its coming your way David....veerrrryyy slowly
Lol I've gotten to the point where I will believe it when I see it :rolleyes:
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Re: Thunderstorm Potential Early December, 2009

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St Heliers has had 33mm last hr with total 77mm. Penrose 75mm total.
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Re: Thunderstorm Potential Early December, 2009

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for those with access to high res radar, do you see the hook echo i am seeing at 9:58pm, near great barrier island?
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Re: Thunderstorm Potential Early December, 2009

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Interesting that the rain stopped in Albany two hrs ago but it is still raining here, a very slow moving line. We have not had the downpours here some other suburbs have had, mostly light to mod rain here.
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Re: Thunderstorm Potential Early December, 2009

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Yes the heavier stuff is moving south now as its was heavy in town earlier but eased there.
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mod to heavy rain since about 11.30 and still going strong
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and still cranking. comming down slower than you lot in auckland had though
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great early xmas present for the farmers that got the rain :)
will be good to see the sun this week!
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Re: Thunderstorm Potential Early December, 2009

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Well after 10.45pm last night, we had very heavy rain sustained for nearly 2 hours here! Biggest downpour for a while. Ended up with 60mm total yesterday (ending midnight) and another 20mm after.
Over 100mm for December here now
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Re: Thunderstorm Potential Early December, 2009

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Yes, that was the ultimate rain making machine. Maybe December is going to be an excessively wet month like October was.
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Re: Thunderstorm Potential Early December, 2009

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Morning,

Well its been great reading all those rain rainfall amounts and reports from your area's - also great pic there spwill _b mind though with all that rain about it would have been great to have seen more pic's.
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Manukau heads observer wrote:great early xmas present for the farmers that got the rain :)
will be good to see the sun this week!
I'm glad the farmers got the rain too, really need it. I spoke to my son this morning and he said they only got 9mm in Hukerenui over 24hrs - not enough.
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Re: Thunderstorm Potential Early December, 2009

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I remember most years especially in the 1980s December we always got a week of full on rain early in the month.
NZstorm wrote:Yes, that was the ultimate rain making machine. Maybe December is going to be an excessively wet month like October was.
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Re: Thunderstorm Potential Early December, 2009

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Looks unstable here this afternoon, my wxsim forecast is saying "some thunder possible"
I just wish this stupid cloud cover would go......
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Re: Thunderstorm Potential Early December, 2009

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had some heat showers around here today.. something is stopping the development from growing into anything respectable. but it looks good to see some unstable skies
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Re: Thunderstorm Potential Early December, 2009

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The upper trough has moved east with temps in the upper layers warming a little. this has made the troposphere more stable.

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