It seems like it’s been a pretty dry day for New Zealand.
Here in the Waikato we’ve had lots of clouds. But they weren’t enough to block the sunshine. Just filter it a bit.
So are things by you? Where are you from and what kind of weather are you having?
(And has anybody gotten you with an April Fools’ Day gag?)
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By WeatherWatch Analyst Howard Joseph
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Jo on 1/04/2012 3:37am
Hello. We are in Whangarei and its our wedding anniversary today! Not that we are doing anything exciting as husband is in Auckland playing soccer and I am just hanging with the kids at home. Weather started off pretty average this morning with a few showers and not much sun but it has fined up now and the wind is keeping the clouds moving to allow for some warm sun to dry the washing. I am checking out eather watch to find out the latest on the weather for the week as we are planning a caving expedition around the northland area monday – thursday????
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LM on 1/04/2012 3:24am
Stunner in Invercargill. Sunny with a light breeze and I have a reading of 22.1 right now.
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Brendan Pratt on 1/04/2012 2:39am
A very nice day at home, did some work in the garden and the sun… But I must say I am looking forward to next week…. sounds odd but looking forward to the possibly storm… Wonder what it will bring to us here in Te Puke.
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