Archives for June 2009
Residents prepare to return home as floods ease
Rain that raised river levels and caused slips on the East Coast has eased overnight, allowing people evacuated yesterday to…
The hurricane season has started… but where are the hurricanes?
Hurricane season: It must be a slow start, right? With just one tropical depression thus far in the 2009 Atlantic…
State of the nation
More torrential rain is on the way for the upper Hawkes Bay, Gisborne and East Cape regions today as a…
East Cape residents evacuated as rivers rise
Up to 80 people are being evacuated from their homes from north of Tolaga Bay, as river levels on the…
TUESDAY HIGHS
Today’s highest temperature was 16 at Bay of Islands. Today’s lowest maximum temperature was 4 at Waiouru, Gore, Molesworth, Hanmer…
Lunchtime Update
Cloud and/or showers continue to be fed into eastern and central areas of New Zealand as we head into the afternoon. …
Warmth fades in north
The mercury is set to drop again as we roll into July. A large low pressure system brought thunderstorms and…
So, what now for the rest of the week?
The deep low that brought flooding, slips, powercuts and a dramatic thunderstorm to the North Island over the past 36 hours is today…
BLOG: Thunderstorms – love ’em or hate ’em?
Thunderstorms – you love them or you hate them. Me? Definitely love them. Yet I have good reason to hate…
MONDAY HIGHS
A tropical day in Alexandra today reaching a high of 5 degrees….but it was Molesworth that took the nation’s lowest…
