Archives for May 2010
Why the low doesn’t look spectacular
The low in the eastern Tasman Sea, near New Zealand, doesn’t look very spectacular on the satellite map. So why…
Is this a storm in a tea cup?
There’s been a lot of publicity about the storm that’s moving across New Zealand today – but is it living…
Yet another sub-tropical low on the way
If New Zealanders were concerned about water shortages it appears that problem will fast be out the door as yet…
Monday’s national highs…
Today’s highest temperature was 19 at Whangarei, Kapiti. Today’s lowest maximum temperature was 7 at Alexandra. Kaitaia : 18 Whangarei…
Heavy rain lingers in North Island, pushes into South Island
UPDATED Torrential rain continues to affect the Coromandel Peninsula and western Bay of Plenty with reports of minor flooding now…
Winds gust near 100km/h, low deepens in Tasman
Gale force winds continue to hold over the Far North with gales gusting anywhere from 70km/h to almost 100km/h at…
Sunday’s national highs…
Today’s highest temperature was 17 at Kaitaia, Bay of Islands, *Auckland, Blenheim. Today’s lowest maximum temperature was 10 at Manapouri…
Is this really going to be a bad storm?
One look at the weather maps and it’s pretty obvious something big is stirring north and west of New Zealand…
Get ready for “First big storm of the year”
Most parts of New Zealand can expect to see the effects of the first big storm of the year from…
Rough weather moves in today
A rapidly deepening low is today going to move into northern and western parts of New Zealand reports WeatherWatch.co.nz. Clouds…
