Archives for September 2011
Wednesday’s national highs
Todays highest temperature was 18 at Alexandra, Bay of islands and Kawerau and the lowest was 9 at Waiouru. Kaitaia …
Nuclear plant in line of typhoon
The second typhoon in recent weeks is set to strike Japan and is causing concern for various reasons as it…
Crunchy start in the far south
It’s a very chilly start over much of the southern half of the South Island this morning with Dunedin Airport…
Typhoon sees more than a million evacuated in Japan
Another typhoon is moving into Japan and may strike the biggest populated region as early as this afternoon. Many people…
36 hours and shakes keep rumbling
Four magnitude 4.0 quakes and higher have rattled parts of Christchurch and Canterbury since Monday lunchtime. The tremors have increased…
Tuesday’s national highs
Todays highest temperature was 17 at Bay of Islands, Tauranga and Nelson and the lowest was 5 at Waiouru. Kaitaia …
Daylight Saving fast approaching
This weekend it’ll be time to ‘spring forward’ one hour as daylight saving comes into effect. New Zealand summertime hours…
September rainfall totals mounting
The first 10 days of the month were reasonably dry for much of the country but several fronts in a…
NZ’s weather calming down for a day or two
The windy weather of last week may return at times this week but overall conditions will be calmer says WeatherWatch.co.nz….
Strong winds bring burst of summer to Melbourne & Sydney
Northerly winds helped to push temperatures in Victoria to their highest levels in months yesterday, but these winds were also…
