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Interview – Behind the scenes @GeoNet
On a gloomy, wet, day inside a quiet office in Lower Hutt, a handful of people go through data on…
Christchurch Quake – BLOG from the Red Zone
This past weekend head weather analyst Philip Duncan again visited Christchurch, to take photos of what the red zone looks…
Christchurch Quake Photos 1: The Red Zone (20pics)
The first series of photos taken on Saturday April 9th, 2011, following the deadly Feb 22nd earthquake. Photos by head weather…
Christchurch Quake Photos 2: The Red Zone (28pics)
The second series of photos taken in April of 2011 following the deadly Feb 22nd earthquake. Photos by head weather…
Early snow raises hopes for ski season
The country’s skifields have had an early taste of snow, with 10-15cm falling last week on the upper slopes of…
Wet and warm as winter dawns for much of NZ
Warmer, wetter, wilder that’s the forecast as the days get shorter and New Zealand heads into winter. Niwa’s seasonal outlook…
Rumblings at Ruapehu spark alert for planes
Increased rumblings under Mt Ruapehu and a warmer-than-usual crater lake have led authorities to raise alert levels for planes flying…
Daylight Saving ends tonight
For some it has come too soon, for many others it’s “about time” – Daylight Saving ends tonight and our…
April Fools – Global recession affects thunderstorms
Noticed a lack of thunderstorms over the past couple of years across New Zealand? Well, we’re not the only ones. …
Bune now ex-cyclone, still packing a punch
WeatherWatch.co.nz believes that Bune is no longer a tropical cyclone based on latest predictions by the Joint Typhoon Warning Centre…
