Archives for June 2010
French flash floods kill 20
Flash floods killed at least 20 people in the southern French region of Var, French authorities said Wednesday. The flooding…
Changeable skies approaching
As we approach another weekend, skies are expected to change from blue to grey with more than half of the…
See NZ’s only long range forecasts on TV
WeatherWatch.co.nz weather analyst Philip Duncan is now providing in-depth weather forecasts for farmers and others in the rural community on…
Wednesday’s national highs
PLEASE NOTE ONLY SOME TEMPS ARE AVAILABLE TODAY Todays highest temperature was 16 at Bay of Islands, Tauranga, Kawerau, Napier…
Temps in June
The average daytime maximum temperatures for many cities up and down the country vary quite markedly during the first month…
Grass growth yet to surrender to winter
Although a few frosts have affected parts of the country, grass growth is still advancing over much of the nation despite…
Much of the mainland feels chill
Most of the South Island is seeing sunshine today but overnight frosts are only slowly thawing with many centres still…
Ch-ch-chilly – frosts as far north as Auckland
Winter has finally taken hold of the entire nation at once with one of the coldest, if not the coldest,…
Tuesday’s national highs…
MetService appear to be having issues with their daily highs. We apologise for any inconvenience. Todays highest temperature was 17…
Frost Alert – wrap up warm tonight
A large high is going to continue to spread eastwards tonight and while that means higher temperatures for most tomorrow…
