Archives for January 2012
A steady flow of lows means more rain for an already wet January
We just can’t seem to catch a break this month. It’s like a conveyor at your favourite grocery store. The…
A tale of two lows
A real battle will be taking place over the skies of New Zealand this weekend. First, a little background. High…
Cricket: Rained-out matches leave financial disaster
If the monsoon-like season is playing havoc with the holidaymakers, it is proving potentially crippling to cricket’s major associations as…
Summer in the city coming to Sydney and Brisbane, finally
Temperatures are finally on the rise for Sydney and Brisbane with both cities expecting their warmest days of summer within…
Tuesday’s national highs
Todays highest temperature was 27 at Alexandra. Todays lowest maximum temperature was 15 at Takapau Plains, Lake Rotoiti, Molesworth. …
The rest of the week looks nice, with a few exceptions
As this first week of 2012 starts to wind down, so do many holidays. Will the weather cooperate with your…
Coping with weather extremes
When Tropical Storm Washi ripped through the southern Philippine city of Cagayan de Oro last weekend, it dumped in one…
Kiwis hit Coromandel Beaches as weather clears
The summer holidays returned to normal yesterday for beachgoers who endured appalling weather on the Coromandel Peninsula as a week…
Summer slips back to spring
For many New Zealanders Monday felt more like the middle of spring rather than early January as cooler and cloudier…
Monday’s national highs
Today’s highest temperature was 25 at Tauranga, Kawerau, Rotorua, Murchison, Milford Sound. Today’s lowest maximum temperature was 12 at Darfield….
