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Today’s highest temperature was 17 at Kaitaia, Bay of Islands, Napier.
Today’s lowest maximum temperature was 2 at Alexandra.
Kaitaia : 17
Whangarei : 11
Auckland : 16
Tauranga : 15
Hamilton : 14
Whakatane : 13
Rotorua : 11
Tokoroa : 12
Taupo : 11
Gisborne : 15
New Plymouth : 15
Napier : 17
Hastings : 15
Wanganui : 14
Palmerston North : 13
Levin : 13
Kapiti : 13
Masterton : 12
Wellington : 10
Nelson : 12
Blenheim : 11
Westport : 11
Greymouth : 12
Hokitika : 11
Christchurch : 9
Timaru : 11
Oamaru : 10
Alexandra : 2
Queenstown : 4
Dunedin : 8
Invercargill : 8
Bay of Islands : 17
Murchison : 9
Kaikoura : 9
Ashburton : 9
Darfield : 10
Lyttelton : 7
Hanmer Springs : 8
Milford Sound : 8
Haast : 11
Gore : 5
Dunedin Airport : 7
Manapouri : 5
Lake Rotoiti : 6
Molesworth : 7
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Derek on 7/07/2009 5:45am
Hi WW, that temp for Whangarei for today surely cannot be correct. It was 17 deg in town and at home early afternoon, has been sunny and mild all day.
Our airport is way the wrong place for temp readings anyway, too far out of town and in the most exposed place around.
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WW Forecast Team on 7/07/2009 6:08am
Hi Derek, you’re right that does sound wrong.
I’d go with 17.
Cheers
Phil.
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