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Philip Duncan takes a look at the weekend weather and it looks sunny and warm for most – but are we heading into a slightly cooler phase? We also take a look at a Canadian city which is experiencing temperatures between -18 and -40C.
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b.lucas on 14/02/2013 6:38pm
Thank you for including us in your weather report on Feb 8 , 2013. The students enjoyed listening to your weather report on New Zealand and the global approach you took to include Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada! The report on New Zealand’s air flow/wind patterns provided students with an excellent example of the differences in the coriolis affect North and South of the Equator.
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WW Forecast Team on 15/02/2013 3:52am
Hi there – not a problem at all. Canada is a second home to me so I always look for any excuse to talk about my second favourite country 🙂 Enjoy the cold, it’s certainly been very cold this winter for you. Wonder if that means a super hot summer on the way?!
All the best and thanks for the kind message,
Cheers
Phil
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DazzaMc on 8/02/2013 6:40am
Well done Phil – great presenting skills on show there!
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WW Forecast Team on 8/02/2013 10:45pm
Thanks very much, I really appreciate that 🙂
Phil
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