Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
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Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
Looks like the heaviest is still to come, 22mm in the last hour at cape Reinga.
I see Whangerei on 23C and 100% humidity.
I see Whangerei on 23C and 100% humidity.
Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
it's just pouring down right now with some very strong wind gusts!
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Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
the rain radar is starting to undershoot the low to the ground warm front on the ground rain in the far north now I think
(i.e it sort of shows and end to the rain...but that is not the case)
(i.e it sort of shows and end to the rain...but that is not the case)
Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
I agreeManukau heads obs wrote:the rain radar is starting to undershoot the low to the ground warm front on the ground rain in the far north now I think
(i.e it sort of shows and end to the rain...but that is not the case)
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Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
let us know if the rain eases when the rain radar less rain line moves over cowkop
Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
NZTA is reporting flooding on SH1 in Saint Marys Bay in Auckland City
Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
I willManukau heads obs wrote:let us know if the rain eases when the rain radar less rain line moves over cowkop
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Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
17mm last hour. This is the most weather excitement I've had for a while
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Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
same here, now at 73mmSince 7am around 20mm has fallen in Kaukapakapa
max intensity hit 68mm per hour
currently at around 20mm per hour
Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
thinking of lighting the fire in the fire place! It's quite cold here!
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Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
I told a local farmer yesterday lots of rain coming...he said, thats what you said last time ( Zelia)...but this is a different beast...its developing as it moves south instead of weakening..and already had a easterly trough axis ahead of it
Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
The rain has eased off a little bit but now the wind has picked up
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Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
sure is coming down in bucket loads at the moment. Im in auckland for the weekend so will enjoy my drive back to hamilton this afternoon. pitty i didnt bring my camera. im sure im going to see plenty of flooding.
ive had 53mm since 9am yesterday so far.
max intensity reached 66mm/hour
if you add the 20mm from the trough 1 day ago ive had 70 mm in the last 48 hours and no let up in sight.
ive had 53mm since 9am yesterday so far.
max intensity reached 66mm/hour
if you add the 20mm from the trough 1 day ago ive had 70 mm in the last 48 hours and no let up in sight.
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Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
there will still be rain to come from the "cold" front and the actual low
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Said it a little bit too early wind has dropped and the rain has picked up again!cowkop wrote:The rain has eased off a little bit but now the wind has picked up
Cat wants to go outside so i let her out she walks around a little and wants to go inside again because of the rain. Then she wants to go outside again, so i let her and she starts to run around crazy and comes inside again! cats, you have to love them!
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I see the rain has completely stopped at the Mangawhai heads station, hmmm
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Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
well my theory about the rain radar overshooting the warm front has been blown out of the water I think
still another rain band associated with the low to come yet me thinks
still another rain band associated with the low to come yet me thinks
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Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
not so sure, brian. the cloud tops are very much weaker behind that "rain end" line, and behind that, the low is moving in with drier air circulating in from the west
see what i mean here
http://www.goes.noaa.gov/sohemi/sohemil ... mscol.html
should be quite windy as the low moves in, tho. just not sure about rain with it.
edit: lol, lots of posts since i started typing this
see what i mean here
http://www.goes.noaa.gov/sohemi/sohemil ... mscol.html
should be quite windy as the low moves in, tho. just not sure about rain with it.
edit: lol, lots of posts since i started typing this
Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
Rain just completely stopped here in Kaukapakapa seems we were wrong about the rain radar?!
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Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
yes, that is normal for a warm frontthe cloud tops are very much weaker behind that "rain end" line
i.e its a slanting cloud sheet
ie coldest , highest level tops to the south, warmer, low level cloud to the north
I would expect , normally in a warm front like, for the rain to continue right up the clearance to blue sky on the sat pic, which is still north of northland...
so maybe there is more rain bands under the cloud
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Re: Significant tropical-rain event 22-25 Jan
ENE wind change here, temperature rising real fast
Almost broken my record for daily rain (67mm)
Almost broken my record for daily rain (67mm)