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Another fine sunny day eventuated at last with a maximum temperature of 25.6C with moderate easterly winds this afternoon.
Again some weak instability to the west along the foothills.
Some thunderstorm activity in inland Marlborough this afternoon, for the record.
Probably back to the clagg with the southerly change in the morning

Large cell has developed to the west which is been feed by moderate SE wind, be interesting what happens as we go into evening.

Must have been closeish to thunder here a little while ago. Pretty nice looking cb away to the northwest now.

Photo taken from Glendene at 18.05 hours.

Had a late day heavy shower over my suburb from the convergence.

Weird little cb over the Wairarapa this afternoon...

As I said yesterday, Back to the Clagg, it was
Gray overcast skies for most of the day with light south to SE winds with the occasional drizzle showers
0.5mm of drizzly Ppt for today with 18.4C the maximum temp.

harleyb wrote:Weird little cb over the Wairarapa this afternoon...

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cbm wrote: ↑Wed 18/01/2023 10:46

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And it does too hey

Not sure anything is going to develop inland today, still, its only 4.30 so time yet, thought about hopping in the car if things started looking worthy of driving inland towards Lake Sumner

Another cloudy but mild day with nothing much happening. Lots of boring flat cloud layers around.
22,4C for today.

NZ Thunderstorm Soc wrote: ↑Wed 18/01/2023 23:11 Another cloudy but mild day with nothing much happening. Lots of boring flat cloud layers around.
22,4C for today.

At least you look to have some sunshine today.

Some much better looking cloud buildups around the hills today so far.

Low cloud overnight gradually clearing away during the morning with a few sunny spots. Don't know about inland, nothing happening at the moment with no substantial uplifting going on. Maybe later. Don't want the 15mm hail that MS is forecasting.

Starting to fire up again in the Molesworth area

Some distant shower cloud tops east/southeast of here. Warm for central and eastern parts of Auckland today, 27-29C maximums, a comfortable dew point today though.

Yes the warmest day of the summer so far here, max of 27.2

Cloudy overnight and this morning but cloud breaking late morning /noon with a hazy look.
Becoming fine and warm this afternoon with light easterlies.
Cloudy along the foothills but nothing developing and clearing away later to become fine and clear.
Today's maximum was 28C.

Another warm day, around 27°C at the moment; south-easterly drift;
some high cloud, includes some interesting delicate and swirly mares'-tail forms

Definitely on the gradual increase in temperature here, 1pm and 26C with a light NE probably about to switch Northerly and then NW from late afternoon.
The southerly tonight will be strong as the cooler wind hits the heat from the day, slight thunder risk especially for South canterbury but just general showers elsewhere by dawn on Saturday.
Sunday evening has a low risk through South to mid canterbury, nothing too major, but given the time of year and some cooler upper air there could be the odd spark.

The fire ban kicks in today here, with most areas going into a high fire risk.
Busy today cutting some fire breaks while I can, even though the machines have spark arrestors.

Cool breeze coming in the east-facing window a little more definitely now. Overcast lowering.
Temp. still 24.2°C but falling steadily.

Some fairly beefy looking clouds to my south. Radar not showing much.

Orion wrote: ↑Fri 20/01/2023 18:46 Cool breeze coming in the east-facing window a little more definitely now. Overcast lowering.
Temp. still 24.2°C but falling steadily.

Did you not get the NW today? It looked like the coastal winds held out down your way with the radar bug lines.
The strong gusty NW hit around half 4, then had a few brief spots of rain from the main front.
Southerly knocked on the door around 9pm, some strong gusts out there still.
The temperature at half 4 went from 24C to 29C in less than 20 minutes when the sun came out along with the NW.

Foggy here this morning but that cleared away to become a warm day with high cloud.
Becoming hazy as the day wore on with increasing high cloud from the west.
Southerly came through around half past seven pm, windy at first but eased away later.
Cloud moving in making way for another day of clagg tomorrow,
Today's maximum was 25.3C when the sun came out early this afternoon.

January going the same way as December here, a month of two halves.

Storm Struck wrote: ↑Fri 20/01/2023 22:47

Orion wrote: ↑Fri 20/01/2023 18:46 Cool breeze coming in the east-facing window a little more definitely now. Overcast lowering.
Temp. still 24.2°C but falling steadily.

Did you not get the NW today? It looked like the coastal winds held out down your way with the radar bug lines.
The strong gusty NW hit around half 4, then had a few brief spots of rain from the main front.
Southerly knocked on the door around 9pm, some strong gusts out there still.
The temperature at half 4 went from 24C to 29C in less than 20 minutes when the sun came out along with the NW.

No, no NW to speak of.
Southerly proper arrived around 8pm, had to scurry round shutting windows before they were shut for me.