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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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Fleur Picot on 3/10/2025 7:45pm
Auckland seems to have had almost constant cloud for some time now, with a little bit of sun poking through every now and again. And looks like another 10 days to come. Is there anything in the medium term forecast for when we might to see some longer sunnier days? Cheers
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josh on 29/09/2025 9:01pm
hey phillip . I feel like we seeing more low pressure than high pressure over nz at the moment. is it due to the sudden stratospehre warning? or la nina?
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WW Forecast Team on 29/09/2025 9:04pm
Hi Josh, more than likely a combination of normal spring plus the SSW making lows south of NZ move further northwards into NZ. Not seeing any signs of the possible La Nina affecting our weather pattern in NZ or the South Pacific just yet.
– Phil D
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josh on 29/09/2025 10:12pm
cheers phillip. i see theres been a hurricane gabrielle looming around the Europe states with parts of spain hit recently. its lasted quite a couple of weeks starting in the Caribbean then moved torwards Europe. i think its now a post tropical storm but intrewsting to follow its track the name caught me on. I know that particular name wont be used in this part of the world though due to 2023 gabrielle impacts on new zealand.
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Sylvia on 28/09/2025 1:58pm
It’s actually quite warm indoors in Auckland tonight on 29 September, it’s quite reminiscent of summer! The only difference is that there would be more forecasted rain coming along the way for the week.
I’m not sure if it’s normally this warm and humid at this time of the year (temperatures reached 21 C at its highest point and 15 C at its lowest point).
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