
Severe gales in Hawkes Bay andWairarapa
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Severe gales in Hawkes Bay andWairarapa
Those gales seemed to be unusually prolonged. Here in Canterbury (Chch/BP at least), northwesterly gales usually seem to last no more than about 1/2 a day, but these NI severe winds look like being a 2 day event.
Where are the Hawkes Bay forum members, or have they been blown out into the Pacific?

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Re: Severe gales in Hawkes Bay andWairarapa
Probablytich wrote:Those gales seemed to be unusually prolonged. Here in Canterbury (Chch/BP at least), northwesterly gales usually seem to last no more than about 1/2 a day, but these NI severe winds look like being a 2 day event.Where are the Hawkes Bay forum members, or have they been blown out into the Pacific?

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http://www.hbweather.8m.com/custom.html
a napier station
28 knots max gust
thats just a sea breeze up this way on the west coast...
a napier station
28 knots max gust
thats just a sea breeze up this way on the west coast...
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the above weather station either is too sheltered or just does not get that wind very well...or just missed out this time around
those lee trough winds are pathcy....some areas will get them real bad, others will not....
the other problem is that trees like populars are in full leaf now,....when they were not in the winter,....and so catch the wind easily
those lee trough winds are pathcy....some areas will get them real bad, others will not....
the other problem is that trees like populars are in full leaf now,....when they were not in the winter,....and so catch the wind easily
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http://obanweather.flatout.co.nz/obanweather.html
and
http://www.southport.co.nz/tidewind/Default.asp
and
http://www.tomsweb.co.nz/weather.htm (that was has a inflated windspeed reading....probably a bit too high!)
and
http://www.southport.co.nz/tidewind/Default.asp
and
http://www.tomsweb.co.nz/weather.htm (that was has a inflated windspeed reading....probably a bit too high!)