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WeatherWatch.co.nz and nzherald.co.nz team up to bring you the latest on thunderstorm developments around the central North Island and Bay of Plenty, plus we take a look at the incoming windier weather – but it’s not looking quite as severe as it did last week.
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sw on 14/11/2011 3:33am
Looks severe enough for Auckland/western areas.Worst anticyclone postioning possible.
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Guest on 14/11/2011 2:51am
Could you guys put up a text only version for us? Thanks very much.
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WW Forecast Team on 14/11/2011 3:05am
Hi there, most times we try to but Phil doesn’t script his presentations – however most times he refers to stories here on our homepage.
In short there are some thunderstorms bubbling up around central NZ and we have windier weather moving in tomorrow – and lasting off and on until the weekend. A large high in the north will keep the Top Half of the North Island fairly dry while windier weather spreads everywhere on Thursday. Most of the rain will be on the West Coast.
Will try to keep the text links going whenever we post these videos too.
– WW
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