12/02/2022 9:05pm
> From the WeatherWatch archives
Ex-tropical cyclone Dovi is about to make landfall in the North Island, somewhere around North Taranaki and Waitomo either late morning or around lunchtime today/Sunday.
This is bringing a damaging surge of westerlies into Auckland City and also parts of Waikato, Coromandel Peninsula and Northland until early to mid afternoon.
Meanwhile southerlies blast into Wellington, Cook Strait, Taranaki and maybe Whanganui. The southerly blast will later move up Wairarapa and coastal Hawke’s Bay, as it started to ease on the western side and in Auckland.
We have a special update as we track the hurricane force winds associated with Dovi on Sunday + rain falling in the upper South Island (along with some snow!)
Before you add a new comment, take note this story was published on 12 Feb 2022.
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Melinda Underwood on 12/02/2022 11:36pm
Thanks for your monthly forecasts. Ken Ring predicts another storm more major than Dovi coming in March…do you have any indication yet as to which week in March it may be if any…I’d rather take notice of your forecasting
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Jacques on 13/02/2022 7:38pm
Oh dear. Can’t believe people still follow this astrological forecaster who thinks Uranus intersecting with Neptune is going to mean it’s sunny in Reefton today.
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Derek Butcher on 12/02/2022 9:41pm
Thanks Phil, an early start for you this Sunday but the result was an excellent update on Dovi. Thanks for your efforts here.
Up here in Whangarei we are enjoying the winds with strong gusts but only slight rainfall. Just gives me a big clean up job once they die away.
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