Archives for June 2011
Wednesday’s national highs
Today’s highest temperature was 16 at Haast. Today’s lowest maximum temperature was 4 at Molesworth and 6 in Queenstown. Kaitaia…
Video: Ash cloud latest, plus wintry weather update
NZHerald.co.nz and Philip Duncan team up to bring you the latest forecast for New Zealand as a wintry change pushes…
Queensland’s calm, dry, June finishing wet and windy
The month of June is finishing on a wet and windy note in Queensland, in contrast to the last fortnight…
Ash Cloud returns to lower SI, flights cancelled
Just two days after we gave the all clear for trans-Tasman flights to resume the ash cloud has reappeared and is currently clipping…
Radiation discovered in Fukushima residents
Japanese researchers have found radiation in all 15 people tested last month from the area near the crippled Fukushima Daiichi…
Snow news not good news
The skiing outlook for the upcoming school holidays is better than it was, but what is really needed is a…
Tuesday’s national highs
Today’s highest temperature was 17 at Bay of Islands, Auckland, Hastings. Today’s lowest maximum temperature was 6 at Murchison. Kaitaia…
Cold front heads towards North Island
For those thinking this mornings heavy showers were the big cold change, you may want to read this. The wintry…
Ash cloud ‘an excuse’ – aviation analyst
Qantas and Jetstar played the safety card in blaming ash clouds from a Chilean volcano for grounding all flights, but…
Tuesday: Snow, hail, thunder and gales
A wintry set up is finally pushing in across New Zealand and will affect all of the country at some…
