Archives for September 2008
The Daily Debrief- SUNDAY
OVERVIEW Cloud started to build over the far north today with some light showers moving in and a brisk Nor’…
FATHER’S DAY RAIN TRACKER
4:15pm update Auckland has again missed the chance of having a completely dry weekend as light showers moved into the region…
1 LAST DAY…
A large high pressure system over New Zealand has 1 last day with us before it departs our shores and…
The Daily Debrief- SATURDAY
OVERVIEW Temperatures were fairly close to average, if not a little above, in some northern and central areas of the…
COLD START BUT SUNNY FOR MANY
It’s been a cold start across the country today with temperatures dropping well below zero in the South Island. At…
The Daily Debrief- FRIDAY
OVERVIEW In almost a repeat performance of yesterday, the north of the North Island stole the show today with both…
FIRST WEEKEND OF SPRING
It may not go down as anything too significant this weekend but for many Kiwis, the sun should make an…
The Daily Debrief- THURSDAY
OVERVIEW What a difference a day makes as Cantabrians felt the thermometer plunge by 10-15 degrees on yesterdays highs, and…
BLOG : How do Hurricanes get their names?
Gustav, Hanna, Ike – these are all Atlantic storms currently active – and with Atlantic hurricane season now in full…
LARGE LOW – BUT HOW MUCH RAIN?
A large area of low pressure is about to develop right across the Tasman Sea but how much rain is going to fall…
