Archives for March 2012
(Interactive Map) : Alarming flood scenario for NZ
Yesterday the NZ Herald ran a story about future sea level rises due to climate change. In 2010 we ran a…
Friday’s national forecast
A trough of low pressure will slide west to east across New Zealand today. Until it clears the New Zealand…
Our latest low downed some trees, shook some houses, blinked some lights
The best thing you can say about yesterday’s low was that it was a pretty fast mover. But, unfortunately, so…
Thursday’s national highs
Today’s highest temperature was 26 at Hanmer Springs and Alexandra. Today’s lowest maximum temperature was 14 at Invercargill. Kaitaia :…
A 2 C rise in temperature could put large parts of New Zealand under water
Sea levels will rise up to 22 metres even if the worst scenarios for global warming are avoided, researchers say….
Weekend outlook
For those of you hoping for a dry weekend, I wish I had better news for you. But it appears…
Did you escape the latest low?
Some Kiwis actually managed to get through the last few days with very few effects from the pair of sub-tropical…
Thursday’s national forecast
A dying sub-tropical low will keep things rather unsettled on both islands today. However, the threat for heavy rain and…
Second sub-tropical low causes minor flooding, wind damage
Updated 10:32pm — As exclusively predicted by WeatherWatch.co.nz yesterday gale force winds have impacted some parts of the North Island…
Wednesday’s national highs
Today’s highest temperature was 28 at Murchison. Today’s lowest maximum temperature was 14 at Wellington and Kaikoura. Kaitaia : 21…
