Today the national high was shared by Gisborne, Napier and Hastings on 28 and Dunedin airport and Oamaru had the low of just 15 degrees.
Kaitaia : 22
Whangarei : 22
Auckland : 20
Tauranga : 23
Hamilton : 20
Whakatane : 25
Rotorua : 20
Tokoroa : 20
Taupo : 19
Gisborne : 28
New Plymouth : 19
Napier : 28
Hastings : 28
Wanganui : 20
Palmerston North : 19
Levin : 17
Kapiti : 19
Masterton : 22
Wellington : 21
Nelson : 23
Blenheim : 26
Westport : 17
Greymouth : 16
Hokitika : 16
Christchurch : 26
Timaru : 17
Oamaru : 15
Alexandra : 24
Queenstown : 19
Dunedin : 17
Invercargill : 18
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SW on 2/12/2008 5:38am
The forecast given in the paper was totally wrong ie Light SW dying away,(Were Strong All morning and Fresh in the afternoon).It said it was to become Fine lastnight,It Rained instead.Cloud remained virtually all day and the Herald/TV had us for a tropical 25°,it is seldom seen even in high summer during a WSW-SW regime.
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ato2 on 2/12/2008 8:50am
I echo that. Met service website and TV forecast had us at 8 degrees overnight and then 25 degrees today.
New Plymouth has small diurnal ranges. 21 (the Monday maximum) down to 8 would be most unlike us! Then to rise a further 17 degrees in a few hours is also very uncommon.
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