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Kaitaia : 26
Whangarei : 22
Auckland : 25
Tauranga : 25
Hamilton : 25
Whakatane : 24
Gisborne : 22
New Plymouth : 22
Napier : 24
Hastings : 23
Wanganui : 21
Rotorua : 24
Tokoroa : 25
Taupo : 23
Palmerston North : 24
Levin : 22
Kapiti : 21
Masterton : 25
Wellington : 21
Nelson : 22
Blenheim : 24
Westport : 19
Greymouth : 19
Hokitika : 18
Christchurch : 23
Timaru : 23
Oamaru : 21
Alexandra : 22
Queenstown : 21
Dunedin : 22
Dunedin Airport : 23
Invercargill : 21
Kaikoura : 21
Ashburton : 25
Milford Sound : 18
Haast : 19
Manapouri Aero AWS : 19
Lake Rotoiti : 21
Molesworth : 25
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Guest on 3/03/2011 4:42am
Dunedin’s summer seems to have arrived at last (forgetting the 35 degree day for now). I suspect it will be back to 13 in short time though.
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WW Forecast Team on 3/03/2011 5:18am
We actually had in a story the other day a comment about Dunedin – with the Autumn winds now moving in we expect higher temperatures for the city – but balanced out with the cooler southerly changes the day after. But should mean warmer days than you’ve perhaps had recently.
– WW
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