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WeatherWatch.co.nz has been running since the middle of the year and we’re keen to hear from you on how we’re doing!
We’re always trying to increase the number of updates we do each day and since July the number of stories written has grown every month.
Our new Upload Your Photos section has seen a big jump in photos being sent in. If you haven’t tried it out yet, please do so! And thanks to the many that have already.
So – what are we doing well? And what would you like to see more (or less) of? What would you like to read about/see over Summer?
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Your Weather Watch Team
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Andrew Hazelton on 2/12/2008 7:48am
Great site. Very informative, accurate, up to the minute reports on any event happenings. I check in every day as I know I’ll find out about what the weather has in store for today, and what might be coming, as in the winter storms in June. Being a Te Aroha boy I appreicated that. I know Philip knows what I mean, cause it can get pretty hairy in TA. Over summer it would be good to post once a week, a rainfall tally? We tend to forget when it last rained through summer and before you know it has been 4 weeks without. Keep up the good work people. Cheers
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Derek Butcher on 2/12/2008 3:17am
I think site is great, very informative, interesting and very accurate forecasting. Love the blogs on various conditions and such.
Just keep going.
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