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Heavy snow is now falling through central parts of the South Island and the snow level will continue to fall over the next 24 hours, with snow – possibly heavy – falling to sea level across the South Island’s southern and eastern coastlines. We have the latest on the North Island too, where heavy showers are now pushing into western and central areas – and gales, hail and thunder are also in the forecast.
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Jackson on 20/06/2013 7:29am
Is it still snowing in christchurch
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WW Forecast Team on 20/06/2013 8:05am
A chance of a few snow flurries during the day tomorrow in Christchurch otherwise expect mostly wintrty showers composed of sleet, small hail and cold rain.
Cheers
WW
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Guest on 20/06/2013 5:10am
Whats the chances of teawamutu or mt pirongia geting some like a few years back
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WW Forecast Team on 20/06/2013 7:54am
Te Awamutu unlikely. Mt Pirongia could well get a dusting on the top 🙂
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Daniel on 20/06/2013 5:01am
How much should we get to sea level in christchurch tonight
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WW Forecast Team on 20/06/2013 7:50am
Snow not looking very likely in Chch tonight. During the day tomorrow there could be the odd flurry to sea level in amoungst wintry showers.
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Andrew on 20/06/2013 4:41am
Watching the depression rapidly develop just south of Wellington is like watching a slow motion train crash. There’s going to be one hell of a southerly push at go home time. Spot the row of thunder/hail storms. Almost worth a storm warning? An severe weather warning may not cover the 5-7pm time.
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Guest on 20/06/2013 1:05am
What are the chances of the system passing over Stratford and starting to snow, we are 320m above sea level
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hitadmin on 20/06/2013 3:27am
I think you’;ll get some snow overnight or tomorrow – but probably not a major dumping. Hard to tell how much you;ll get but a high chance of something, even if just a few snow flakes. Let us know what happens!
Cheers
PD
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