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A very unsual place made the national high today – Milford Sound on 19 thanks to a gusty, warm, wind. As of 4pm it was still 18 degrees!
Today’s lowest maximum temperature was 4 at Waiouru and Molesworth.
Kaitaia : 16
Whangarei : 14
Auckland : 14
Tauranga : 13
Hamilton : 13
Whakatane : 14
Rotorua : 11
Tokoroa : 13
Taupo : 10
Gisborne : 12
New Plymouth : 15
Napier : 12
Hastings : 12
Wanganui : 12
Palmerston North : 10
Levin : 10
Kapiti : 11
Masterton : 8
Wellington : 12
Nelson : 16
Blenheim : 15
Westport : 15
Greymouth : 15
Hokitika : 17
Christchurch : 10
Timaru : 9
Oamaru : 9
Alexandra : 5
Queenstown : 8
Dunedin : 10
Invercargill : 10
Bay of Islands : 16
Murchison : 15
Kaikoura : 11
Culverden : 9
Ashburton : 9
Darfield : 7
Lyttelton : 10
Hanmer Springs : 7
Milford Sound : 19
Haast : 15
Gore : 9
Dunedin Airport : 9
Manapouri : 9
Lake Rotoiti : 10
Molesworth : 4
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JohnGaul on 23/05/2009 5:19am
Immmm….interesting. A reversal of the Foehn effect that we get here in Canterbury. Other places on the west side of the Alps would of seen mild temperatures as well.
Mind you it is common for that to happen in situations like this.
JohnGaul
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