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Alison on 28/12/2024 11:17pm
Thank you so much to the WW team for all your hard work and fantastic reporting. Phil, you are the science teacher I wish I had at high school, because you teach us the “why” about what’s happening with the weather, and I learn something from your videos all the time. Hope you and the team get a relaxing few days off!
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Lynette Beer on 27/12/2024 4:06am
Re: Ray Walsh’s comment 22nd Dec. The weather is what it is. Forecasts in our area (Waihou) are mostly accurate with events even happening right on queue. We live in a lee-zone (next to the Kaimai’s) so sometimes things just don’t happen. Thanks for a great service Team, and Ray – take a moment to think before you launch into negative comments. Happy New Year!!!!
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Bill Goodall on 25/12/2024 9:00pm
Hi Phil, Merry Christmas to you and your team! I thoroughly enjoy your (almost) daily videos and Rural Weather etc, I know it can be tricky to be accurate all the time but you provide us with vast amounts of info which is much appreciated. Keep up the good work! Cheers, Bill.
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Barb Walsh on 25/12/2024 11:11pm
I’m with you Bill. I love this app! I’m a weather junkie from way back. And weather is ‘a box of chocolates’ to borrow Forest’s saying. Thanks for always doing your best. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and the team.
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RAY WILD on 21/12/2024 11:42pm
The last two days we have been forecast with heavy rain watch and thunderstorms. Not a drop of rain or anything like a thundrestorm. How can we plan when hideous reports are put out there. A disgrace.
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WW Forecast Team on 22/12/2024 12:08am
Hi Ray,
Please watch my Friday video – I said before the downpours formed that they might not occur and explained why they were hit and miss before the watches and warnings were even issued by MetService. I went out of my way to explain the hit and miss nature and why the rain/thunderstorm icons are displayed dispite the rain/thunder not being locked in. Context is everything.
As for the MetService warnings/watches we only display them, we don’t control what the Government forecaster warns of, or when they say it.
Cheers
Phil D
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