Archives for September 2014
Gone fishing – Rotorua lakes now ‘open season’ for enthusiasts
After a peaceful winter, the Rotorua lakes will be heaving with fishermen today. Trout fishing season is officially underway and…
Clear overhead – but a spring surprise in store
The weather will remain fairly settled for today, before turning slightly towards the end of the week – once again,…
Wednesday’s national forecast
South to southwesterly winds lie over the North Island today, mostly sunny for many regions although the east is still…
Tropic Thunder: WeatherWatch’s October outlook
It’s the start of a new month, and as such we take a moment to assess how we did prediction…
Protest group marches against deep-sea drilling
A hikoi protesting against deep sea oil drilling in New Zealand has arrived in Auckland. They’ve walked from Cape Reinga,…
USA: Hawaii lava flow threatens highways (+VIDEO)
Officials on Hawaii’s Big Island are asking the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to help with solutions for the possibility…
Hauraki Gulf residents seek greater conservation role
Residents of The Hauraki Gulf are seeking a greater role in deciding how the area can protected for generations to…
NZ ‘in between two systems’
Looking at the current wind and satellite maps, you can see the country is currently sitting like the filling in…
Tuesday’s national forecast
Fairly calm across the country today with a weak ridge of high pressure over the South Island, while the North…
Monday night’s national forecast
An east to southeast airflow lies over the North Island tonight bringing a few showers, mainly in the east and…
