> From the WeatherWatch archives
After several warm nights temperatures are dropping quickly Friday night under clear skies.
At 8:30pm Thursday night it was 16 degrees in Auckland but Friday night it’s down to 7 already prompting the Weather Watch Centre to modify Friday’s overnight low in Auckland from 7 to 4.
On the Coromandel Peninsula the south easterly flow has helped dropped the temperature to 6 degrees this hour while it’s just 4 in Taupo and 1 in Waiouru.
It’s 5 in Masterton, Palmerston North and Levin with 6 in Hutt Valley and 8 in Wellington.
In the South Island Blenheim and Oamaru are on just 3 while Kaikoura and Christchurch share 5. Timaru is on 2 along with Queenstown and Dunedin is on 7. Invercargill has 5.
Comments
Before you add a new comment, take note this story was published on 24 Jul 2009.
Latest Video
VIDEO: NZ’s weather forecast for the rest of November
There is a westerly flow around NZ this week which peaks on Thursday as the next cold front moves into…
Related Articles
VIDEO: NZ’s weather forecast for the rest of November
There is a westerly flow around NZ this week which peaks on Thursday as the next cold front moves into…
Typical end-of-spring weather for November’s last week: Drier for many, but not summer yet
This week is going to feel like late spring for most regions as high pressure dominates with generally drier weather…
High pressure moves closer, but wind & showers don’t completely ease for all (+2 Maps)
A south-west to westerly flow covers most of NZ this weekend as high pressure over the Tasman Sea inches a…
Add new comment
Diana on 24/07/2009 10:39am
out side right now its crisp underfoot and the ice is on the fence, Just took the dog for her wee walk before bed. jack frost is here. A sudden change to the wild and windy weather we have just experienced with road conditions so bad, last night that yet another night where black ice making them just as bad as the slips.
Corr roll on the summer and more settled weather please… jack frost has set my temp at 4 outside. Phil you be a lot warmer up in Auckland than down here. There is still some cloud cover, but it is thinning out. No moon has dared shown its face as yet. Still there is time ;->
Reply