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PHOTOS (13): A rare 3pm sight in Auckland

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Parts of Auckland remain under foggy, drizzly, conditions this afternoon with fog barely even lifting for those in West Auckland. 

Residents woke to foggy conditions in Waitakere City and even mid and late this afternoon the fog remained near sea level.

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See our latest fog photos below, from Auckland and beyond…

Foggy conditions continue to sweep across the harbours covering Sky Tower, the Harbour Bridge and suburbs across Auckland, mostly 30 metres above sea level.

As of 3:55pm humidity remained at 100% with a gentle north easterly breeze.  Conditions are mostly dry but light rain will set in this evening, becoming heavier overnight.

 
Te Atatu Peninsula covered in fog, 3pm

Nor’western Motorway crossing Waitemata Harbour…fog only just above sea level.


Boats float alone on the Waitemata Harbour


A norfolk pine disappears into the clouds in Waitakere


Traffic crawls through Te Atatu South in foggy, drizzly, conditions


The Auckland Harbour Bridge rises into the clouds

Fog Around Tauranga
Tauranga in fog this afternoon, uploaded by Brendan Pratt

Fog Around Tauranga
Tauranga in fog this afternoon, uploaded by Brendan Pratt

Tauranga Fog
Tauranga in fog this afternoon, uploaded by Brendan Pratt

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Comments

Chris B on 3/08/2010 4:30am

Auckland will have a chance of seeing the Aurora Australis tonight then!

Sarah B on 3/08/2010 6:06am

Maybe if youre standing on top of the SkyTower with the fog below! :o)

Talking of fog, Friday was weird in Maraetai as I couldnt see Waiheke Island at all…. on the top of the hill I was above the fog and could see it coming across to Maraetai from Waiheke, I wish I had my camera with me as it was great to see it rolling in over the water. Ten minutes later and it came up the street and then it was gone.

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