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Dunedin managed 27 degrees this morning with a very warm nor’ wester but now a strong sou’ wester has hit the city and it’s plummeted to 13 degrees.
Ahead of the cool change, temperatures are certainly high in eastern areas as the rain continues to tumble in the west. Oamaru is now 29 degrees which is rather impressive before midday, during the month of November.
Main centres
Auckland 20
Hamilton 17
Tauranga 21
Wellington 15
Christchurch 24
Dunedin 13
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sw on 21/11/2009 8:16am
Temperature cut in half?Do the readings stop at the freezing point of water? Where does that come from,0c isnt absolute 0.
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WW Forecast Team on 21/11/2009 9:19am
Fair comment – although in NZ it’s generally assumed that in November zero would probably be as cold as it gets. While not ‘technically’ not correct the public would ‘get’ the jist of the headline.
Phil.
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