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Friday’s high have taken a beating! Today’s highest temperature was 13 at Kaitaia, Bay of Islands, Whangarei,Gisborne.
Today’s lowest maximum temperature was 3 at Waiouru, Molesworth.
Kaitaia : 13
Whangarei : 13
Auckland : 12
Tauranga : 11
Hamilton : 11
Whakatane : 12
Gisborne : 13
New Plymouth : 12
Napier : 12
Hastings : 11
Wanganui : 12
Rotorua : 8
Tokoroa : 11
Taupo : 9
Palmerston North : 11
Levin : 11
Kapiti : 11
Masterton : 9
Wellington : 10
Nelson : 10
Blenheim : 11
Westport : 11
Greymouth : 10
Hokitika : 10
Christchurch : 9
Timaru : 10
Oamaru : 9
Alexandra : 8
Queenstown : 5
Dunedin : 7
Dunedin Airport : 7
Invercargill : 9
Kaikoura : 10
Ashburton : 9
Milford Sound : 7
Haast : 9
Manapouri Aero AWS : 6
Totaranui : NA
Lake Rotoiti : 7
Molesworth : 3
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caro on 15/07/2011 5:29am
It certainly wasn’t 12 degrees in Glenfield no where close. It was 6.9 at 10.30am and climbed up to 8.3 at 3pm. No that wasn’t in one of the squalls it was lower than that when the rain came through
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Guest on 15/07/2011 6:45am
I’m in Glenfield, and had a high of 13. But my place faces north-east, and has a hill to the west and south west, so tends to be warm.
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