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Very high temperatures were recorded in the east of the mainland today with Dunedin hitting a record temperature for the last week of April.
Todays highest temperature was 27 at Kaikoura, Timaru, Alexandra, Dunedin and Dunedin Airport.Todays lowest temperature was 15 at Lake Rotoiti.
Kaitaia : 21
Whangarei : 22
Auckland : 20
Tauranga : 20
Hamilton : 20
Whakatane : 20
Rotorua : 17
Tokoroa : 18
Taupo : 18
Gisborne : 23
New Plymouth : 21
Napier : 23
Hastings : 22
Wanganui : 24
Palmerston North : 25
Levin : 22
Kapiti : 21
Masterton : 26
Wellington : 18
Nelson : 19
Blenheim : 22
Westport : 18
Greymouth : 19
Hokitika : 18
Christchurch : 26
Timaru : 27
Oamaru : 26
Alexandra : 27
Queenstown : 22
Dunedin : 27
Invercargill : 21
Bay of Islands : 21
Murchison : 20
Kaikoura : 27
Culverden : 25
Ashburton : 24
Darfield : 23
Lyttelton : 24
Hanmer Springs : 24
Milford Sound : 18
Haast : 18
Gore : 23
Dunedin Airport : 27
Manapouri : 21
Lake Rotoiti : 15
Molesworth : 19
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JohnGaul on 26/04/2009 8:34am
Apparently Masterton had it’s highest April temperature today as well.
I like seeing places like Dunedin being the national high, makes maximum and minimum’s for the country interesting rather than Kaitaia taking the maximum and, say , Invercagill taking the country’s low.
JohnGaul
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WW Forecast Team on 26/04/2009 10:22am
Hey JohnGaul,
You caught me on my day off (much to popular belief I do have some days off each week!) but I had to reply.
I agree – I felt the same way on Saturday when Auckland FINALLY made the top spot – which is rare.
Phil
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