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Are you a weather geek, a weather freak or just an average Joe (or Joanna) who loves the weather?!
And what are some of the most common complaints we recieve?
Read Philip Duncan’s blog for today’s Herald here.
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Twinkle on 17/03/2009 3:42am
Since I can’t comment on your daily debrief at the moment, I’m going to post it here.
At the Mount we’ve had rain. Solid on and off all day, wouldn’t call that some showers. If you look at the MetService’s rain radar, you can see what’s been happening.
At the moment (16:42) it’s hosing down again here.
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WW Forecast Team on 17/03/2009 3:47am
A very thin band of rain/showers moving in to Tauranga and Mt Maunganui. Very narrow area but covering a very populated place!
One reader, Gael, has reported 50mm and non-stop rain!
Philip Duncan
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Twinkle on 17/03/2009 4:00am
He’s right! I think at one stage there was minor flooding downtown the Mount, according to the photo my better half sent me.
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