Weather Forecast for Murupara, Bay Of Plenty186m above sea level
Afternoon showers. Light North to Nor'East winds.
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Nick on 13/01/2025 8:06pm
Happy ny team ww. It seems that Christchurch and wider Canterbury is stuck in this perpetual cycle of sub 20′ highs. Is there any outlook that points to a return to warmer temps for the region or was summer the first 2 weeks of December lol.
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Karl on 13/01/2025 8:28am
Why are the nights and mornings feeling like winter in Auckland..
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WW Forecast Team on 13/01/2025 9:27am
Hi Karl,
This story explains the set up at the moment: https://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/content/mid-january-weather-dry-high-pressure-expands-but-heat-isnt-for-all-11-maps
But basically a big low east of NZ, high pressure west and south of us – and that’s pulling in a southerly flow into parts of NZ (even if locally winds are different).
-WW
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vict on 12/01/2025 4:23pm
Hello WW Team
I noticed that the UV index for Bayswater(IAUCKL127) has been 11 for two weeks straight. I didn’t notice any other abnomalies
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WW Forecast Team on 12/01/2025 8:53pm
Hi Vict,
Thanks for your comment. UV isn’t connected to your local weather station. UV is part of the hourly forecast data we provide. The UV numbers rise to “extreme” in summer which is 10+. It can last several weeks or even a few months like this in NZ, especially with clear skies.
Cheers
– WW
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Vict on 13/01/2025 4:05pm
Thanks for that. I mentioned that because in the 2 years that I’ve been recording the weather for Belmont and Bayswater, the UV index stayed the same at most for 3 days
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Trevor Hislop on 11/01/2025 2:13am
Your weather info. is so much more accurate then that other website. They continue to state temps in Fahrenheit and do not realise that NZ moved to Celsius many decadess ago! They are also sadly locked into Opera website advertising!!!
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