North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
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North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
a high risk for some big gales especially around auckland. maybe some powercuts and some wind damage. might be some thundery weather as well.
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Re: north island Possible gales and thunderstorms wednesday 23rd october
this is like a El Nino spring but there isnt really one
so instead maybe its the SSW upsetting things
but though its more like the springs of the good ol days haha
so instead maybe its the SSW upsetting things
but though its more like the springs of the good ol days haha
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
heres the risk of thunder from the metservice for tommorow morning.
Valid to: Noon Wednesday 23 Oct 2019
Issued at: 10:47am Tuesday 22 Oct 2019
The low pressure system is expected to move over central New Zealand during Wednesday morning, bringing frequent heavy showers and a broad low risk of thunderstorms to the northern South Island and large areas of the North Island. However, the risk is considered moderate along the west coast of the North Island, from Kapiti to Taranaki early in the morning, and from Taranaki to Auckland covering the whole morning period. These showers or thunderstorms will be squally in nature, with strong winds gusts possible up to 110km/h, especially around the Auckland area late morning. High rainfall rates of 10-20 mm/hr and small hail are also likely.
For the east coast, a front is expected to move north during the morning bringing showers and strong winds. The atmosphere is slightly unstable ahead of this southwest change, and there is a moderate risk of thunderstorms along coastal parts with strong winds gusts around 100 km/h, heavy rain and small hail.
No other thunderstorms or significant convection expected over the remainder of the South Island.
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risk reduces to low in the after noon but there is still risk of small hail.
Valid to: Noon Wednesday 23 Oct 2019
Issued at: 10:47am Tuesday 22 Oct 2019
The low pressure system is expected to move over central New Zealand during Wednesday morning, bringing frequent heavy showers and a broad low risk of thunderstorms to the northern South Island and large areas of the North Island. However, the risk is considered moderate along the west coast of the North Island, from Kapiti to Taranaki early in the morning, and from Taranaki to Auckland covering the whole morning period. These showers or thunderstorms will be squally in nature, with strong winds gusts possible up to 110km/h, especially around the Auckland area late morning. High rainfall rates of 10-20 mm/hr and small hail are also likely.
For the east coast, a front is expected to move north during the morning bringing showers and strong winds. The atmosphere is slightly unstable ahead of this southwest change, and there is a moderate risk of thunderstorms along coastal parts with strong winds gusts around 100 km/h, heavy rain and small hail.
No other thunderstorms or significant convection expected over the remainder of the South Island.
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risk reduces to low in the after noon but there is still risk of small hail.
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
Friend in Queenstown posted a video of some really savage wind in Queenstown an hour ago. Incoming here soon I suspect
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
Yes. you need lots of rain to put out the fire over the CBD in auckland.
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
yes. i heard about the fire. so hopefully the showers or thunderstorms that develope will put it out with heavy rain. just as long as lightning doesnt strike the particular buildingNZ Thunderstorm Soc wrote: ↑Tue 22/10/2019 22:46Yes. you need lots of rain to put out the fire over the CBD in auckland.
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
Actually the fire service has mentioned the last thing this situation needs is rain.
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
Just had some tiny hail. Wind isn't too bad yet, max gusts to 55km/h here so far.
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
Pea sized hail here as well. Temperature dropped to 10.2c during the shower. Wind is picking up.
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
its a gale but not a severe gale across the Auckland area currently...
it might pick up a bit more as the trough axis gets closer, but I am not seeing any major trend of increasing winds here
( we have had 57 knots here (105kmh))
it might pick up a bit more as the trough axis gets closer, but I am not seeing any major trend of increasing winds here
( we have had 57 knots here (105kmh))
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
A long way off a gale here. Some hail earlier, some of the showers today will be gusty no doubt.
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
I do see a bit of a increase in windspeed around the city
despite no change here
I suspect that is due to warming by the sun, i.e better mixing of the colder ground level wind with the upper level winds
despite no change here
I suspect that is due to warming by the sun, i.e better mixing of the colder ground level wind with the upper level winds
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
had some hail as well. small tiny hail. but still. it was forecast
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
wind starting to ease here now slowly
I see Ricky peaked at 69kmh
I see Ricky peaked at 69kmh
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
yeah dissapointing here but at least theres been some hail
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
NIWA just tweeted an incoming squall line due after 11am for AK, and a second line after noon
in their words "It is associated with a "vorticity maximum" or area of vigorous spin in the atmosphere"
in their words "It is associated with a "vorticity maximum" or area of vigorous spin in the atmosphere"
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
southerly wind change and clearing skies and a drop in the wind through here now
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
Surprising the wind has really dropped with the SW change, was expecting an increase
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
the strongest winds were always going to be ahead of the wind change, like a bow wave pressure wind, i.e with the front /trough pushing north, it was compressing the isobars, which are then quickly relaxing behind it
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
only 12 degrees here. wintry feeling today. had at least 2 hail showers . unfortanatly no thunder but ah well at least there was hail. maybe metservice should of had a low risk instead of moderate.
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
what was a showery morning with hail ended up being a sunny afternoon with the winds picking up again. can see distanct CBs
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
Looks like the SW blast returns tomorrow afternoon with more precip. Not nice weather.
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
yeah true. had a lovely sunny afternoon though after this mornings hail showers which was quite fun walking in since i took a walk this morning and got pelted by the small hail stones. still windy at times
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Re: North Island possible Gales and T-storms - Oct 23
Yes, wind seemed to peak here about 4.30pm, but at least it was sunny. Even made it to 15.7C which is a little higher than what I was expecting today.