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WeatherWatch.co.nz and NZHerald.co.nz team up to give you the latest weather outlook for New Zealand over the next week – and why there are talks of more cylones yet at the same time plenty of dry weather.
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WW Forecast Team on 9/03/2011 8:20pm
Again, thank you for the feedback. We’re still finding our feet – so if you have any ideas/suggestions of what you want covered or how it could be improved please let me know.
– Phil
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Dave on 9/03/2011 7:16pm
Brilliant Phil, love it. Cheers Dave
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Susan Vekula/Andreassend on 10/03/2011 1:50am
This is the most intelligent weather report I have ever seen, I feel so impowered to get in the know and prepare ahead of time instead of at the last minute. Thank you so much. ps/ I love the view of the earth, maybe one day there might be such a thing as space weather, if so your one step ahead. 🙂
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south paw on 9/03/2011 9:10am
That was an excellent weather program. Like the ‘Big Picture’ approach and the
shift in the map orientation so it could be better explained where the weather patterns are coming from.
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Zelda Wynn on 9/03/2011 6:01am
What about the numerous lows down near the South pole. I think they will squeeze out the little high by Aussi.
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