Weather Forecast for Gisborne11m above sea level
Mostly sunny. Breezy Sou'West winds.
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Malcolm Yurak on 2/05/2024 1:06am
Great stuff, worked for me too!
Cheers WW
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Malcolm Yurak on 1/05/2024 8:50pm
Morning All at WW
Are the rain trends not working, haven’t been able to get mine for 2 days.
Cheers
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WW Forecast Team on 1/05/2024 9:52pm
Hi Malcolm – Sorry about that. We do have a bug in the system which is waiting on the App Store to approve and push out. In the meantime, try unselecting and re-selecting your location again. That appears to be working for some. Apologies for the bug – hopefully the app stores approve the fix ASAP.
Cheers
– WW
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Robyn on 28/04/2024 2:01am
Hi Weatherwatch. Just letting you know that the site IMASTE31 has not read/displayed any temperature over the last few days. Love your work, btw. R
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WW Forecast Team on 28/04/2024 3:25am
Hi Robyn, thanks for the kind comment and letting us know. We don’t have any control over the weather stations other than displaying them or not. So if you think it’s a long term problem we can remove it – or give it a week and see if it comes right (feel free to contact us again if you still want us to remove it).
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– WW
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Carla on 22/04/2024 12:56am
“Rain Trends for Whangarei, Northland” shows no rain at all for Thursday 25/04.
“Brief Outlook for Whangarei, Northland” shows 20% chance of rain 2.6mm.
The next day the “Rain Trends for Whangarei, Northland” shows 4.3mm for Friday 26/04. And “Brief Outlook for Whangarei, Northland” shows 50%
chance of rain 1.8mm.
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WW Forecast Team on 22/04/2024 1:18am
Hi Carla,
The reason they don’t perfectly allign is because the Trends and Outlook show different 24 hour starting times.
The Rain Trends display all hourly data for 10 days out – so it’s easy for us to display each day “from midnight to tonight”.
However, the Brief Outlook displays rainfall slightly differently: The 24 hour period is 7 hours later, capturing rainfall “from 7am to 7am the next day”. This is the way that data comes packaged. We are looking to make that clearer in the app to help though.
Kind regards
WW
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Carla on 22/04/2024 8:29pm
I always thought all data were from midnight to midnight. Thanks, that makes more sense. Keep up the good work!
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WW Forecast Team on 22/04/2024 8:55pm
Hi Carla – The 7am one is used around the world (some even have 9am) but we’re hoping to still make it from midnight to midnight if we can in our next round of data talks with our suppliers…it’s just more logical that way. Thanks for the kind words of support!
Phil D
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