VIDEO: Tuesday update on Cyclone Gabrielle as it starts to slowly weaken
14/02/2023 12:01am
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After half a day stalled near Great Barrier Island the cyclone is today on the move again, tracking SE towards East Cape and then out over open waters away from New Zealand on Wednesday and Thursday.
As it pulls away today it’s going to drag in stronger wind gusts for Auckland – with more damaging gales until tonight. It finally eases properly over Wednesday and Wednesday night.
Rain and wind are sliding down NZ today – we track it all and give you the forecast to the weekend where, hopefully, we do get some high pressure finally coming back in nationwide.
– WeatherWatch.co.nz for more ongoing coverage and tracking maps.
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Alice on 14/02/2023 7:14am
Thanks Phil, MVP for explaining what’s happening and what to expect. Love your work!
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Tui on 14/02/2023 4:56am
Great coverage and layman’s terms to explain to a few of us that are not up with the play. Thank you
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Derek Butcher on 14/02/2023 4:30am
I applaud you and your team Phil, amazing coverage of this cyclone as is usual from WW.
Your descriptions etc are class and we can all understand them.
Fantastically well done.
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Lisa on 14/02/2023 2:15am
Thank you Philip and the WeatherWatch team. Your daily updates are easy to understand, really informative and helpful.
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