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Archives for August 2013

Dramatic pictures of oil spill in Thailand

One of Thailand’s most popluar tourist destinations is now the scene of a huge cleanup effort – with volunteers and…

Week in Weather – What’s been Making Headlines this week

 The week started off with another amazing video from China – this time a massive mudslide which nearly swept a…

‘Climate rage’ – are our tempers rising with the temperatures?

It’s a hot day; sweat soaks your forehead, and you just want to get back to your air-conditioned home, so…

Sunday’s national forecast

Upper North Island For Northland, Auckland and Waikato expect cloudy  periods with light winds tending southwesterly. There may be a…

Weather Video: Cloud and rain for some regions

WeatherWatch.co.nz head weather analyst Philip Duncan has your weekend forecast. With a sub-tropical low over the country, not everyone will…

Climate researchers: ‘early Spring is a warning sign’

Climate researchers say signs of an early spring are a disturbing reminder of global warming. Warm winter temperatures have triggered…

Another cold front about to batter Victoria

Another cold front is on the way for Victoria today, bringing a secondary burst of rain, wind and isolated thunderstorms….

Saturday’s national forecast

An easterly airflow lies over the North Island today while northeasterlies push over the South Island. Northern and eastern parts…

June storm: $33m of insured damage

More than $33 million of insured damage was caused by the storm that hit the country at the end of…

Gales may increase in Te Aroha / Eastern Waikato overnight

Severe gales along the western side of the Kaimai Ranges look set to increase overnight as a dying sub-tropical low…