Weather Forecast for Dannevirke209m above sea level
Skies clearing late. Breezy to brisk Nor'West winds.
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Cameron on 8/10/2025 11:10pm
I was wondering what makes WeatherWatch more accurate than the Android weather app?
Couple days ago, the weather app showed a forecast for thunder and rain, whereas WW showed less than 50% chance of rain, which ended up being a lot more accurate.
Cheers,
Cameron.
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WW Forecast Team on 9/10/2025 12:21am
Hi Cameron, We use The Weather Company – as they are the world’s most accurate weather forecaster, whereas Android phones get their data from a variety of sources. We also add our own formula to some of the data, to improve it in New Zealand due to: 1) NZ’s rugged topography, and 2) The lack of open data from the two commercial Government Agencies (Niwa and MetService).
This forces us to do better – but if we had Government/public weather data (like all other modern nations) we’d be able to nail all isolated downpours/showers too. That is a blindspot the Government has purposely created to keep their two Weather Agencies more commercially viable/relevant.
Also, in Auckland, we manually adjust some forecasts. Wish we had the resources to do that for everyone. 🙂
Thanks for the message
Cheers
Phil D
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josh on 7/10/2025 12:53am
hey phi;llip i dont know if you follow us storms but a tornado in north Dakota u.s in june has just been upgraded to be the first ef5 tornado since 2013!!!! historic moment for the us storm chasers i would say.
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josh on 6/10/2025 9:10pm
that was a wet morning this morning with downpours moving through. and thunderstorms over the weekend. i believe there was a tornado in bay of plenty first ef5 in us in 13 years as well i heard.
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Jared Weir on 6/10/2025 11:06am
Hey Phil & WW Team
Just wondering if any models show a change from the spring like weather for the East Cost of the North Island.
A decent drop of Easterly rain would be more than welcome.
Understand nature etc.
Keep up the good work.
Cheers.
LJ
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WW Forecast Team on 6/10/2025 7:34pm
Hi LJ, check out our latest ClimateWatch monthly outlook for October if you haven’t already: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Sha2cnfhME
At this stage no sudden change to the current westerly theme – which means the east continues to dry out for now. There’s a solid westerly flow at the moment unfortunately for you. Sorry I can’t give more positive news – but we’re looking for that next eastern rainmaker every day now.
– Phil D
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WeatherObserver on 5/10/2025 8:38am
Hi,
Does the WeatherWatch app work in any other country in the world when traveling abroad when we use the current location feature?
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WW Forecast Team on 5/10/2025 8:30pm
Hi there, yes it does – although you cannot search for global locations you can use the GPS ‘find my location’ feature and it will find your local forecast wherever you are on earth. Side note: While the graphs and data will be for wherever you are, all the maps will still be NZ centric.
Cheers
– WW
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Chris on 4/10/2025 3:34am
Looks as if the rain for Central Otago should be gone by early afternoon tomorrow.
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