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New Zealand is the first to enjoy the mad rush of Christmas Eve ahead of Christmas Day tomorrow and WeatherWatch.co.nz has all the info you need in one place to help plan your day.
From the Live Santa Tracker for the kids, to the Official Christmas Day Forecast – and everything in between – we’ve got you covered.
Check out all our useful links below:
- The Santa Tracker (LIVE from 2pm today!)
- Your Official Christmas Day Forecast
- Cloudy or Raining where you are today? Check out our Summer Photo Gallery instead. (Although you’ll need to skip past the first page if you don’t want to see umbrellas and cloudy skies!)
- There’s a risk of Thunderstorms today in the South Island – mainly coastal Southland and Milford Sound. Check out our Lightning Tracker
- View our free, animated and coloured Satellite Maps
At WeatherWatch.co.nz we don’t charge you a cent for any of our services. We’re free for Kiwis…as it should be!
Merry Christmas – from the WeatherWatch.co.nz team!
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Red deer on 23/12/2010 10:22pm
I believe Kiribati will be first. They are one hour ahead of New Zealand. But do not know if they celebrate Xmas officially.
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Shane on 23/12/2010 8:24pm
Nice work bringing down the humidity. Being an English Import I wasn’t doing too well in that weather, didn’t like it one bit.
Now, if you could arrange a massive thunderstorm in Auckland/North Shore over the next few days, I’d appreciate it. A huge one, during the day please. We love storms.
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