> From the WeatherWatch archives
Winter-like lows are popping up across the North Island this morning as yesterday’s cold air settled. Head Weather Analyst Philip Duncan says winds gusting up to 130km/h roared over parts of the country Wednesday but died out quickly after dark, allowing the cold air to settle.
Current temps: (at 7am)
Rotorua: -1
Taupo: -4
Inland Hawke’s Bay: -1
Waiouru: –6
Palmerston North: -2
Levin & Hastings: 0
Whakatane & Hamilton: 1
Some Auckland suburbs: 5
“Today will warm up for everyone though, as another front moves into the country. This will mostly be a South and Central New Zealand event, but the warm nor’west winds preceeding this will affect everyone”.
Comments
Before you add a new comment, take note this story was published on 3 Oct 2007.
Latest Video
22/11/2024 8:00am
High pressure moves closer, but wind & showers don’t completely ease for all (+3 Maps)
A south-west to westerly flow covers most of NZ this weekend as high pressure over the Tasman Sea inches a…
Related Articles
22/11/2024 8:00am
High pressure moves closer, but wind & showers don’t completely ease for all (+3 Maps)
A south-west to westerly flow covers most of NZ this weekend as high pressure over the Tasman Sea inches a…
21/11/2024 11:25pm
VIDEO: NZ’s 7 Day Rainfall + 3 big northern hemisphere storms
We track the regions most (and least) likely to receive rain over the next week while major storms hit the…
20/11/2024 10:39pm
VIDEO: High pressure flirts with NZ, we track the showers & wind
High pressure moves closer to NZ this weekend and brushes northern parts of the country next week. Despite the high…
Add new comment