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Title: Your Local Weather Wednesday 25th July 2012
Post by: JennyLeez on July 25, 2012, 12:19:07 AM

Report current or recent weather conditions at your location or elsewhere for Wednesday 25th July below.
You do not need a weather station, just look out your window and tell us what is going on above you.
If your conditions change, let us know. We will keep our Twitter, Google + and Facebook followers informed during the day.

Title: Wet in the east today
Post by: OhauitiWeather on July 25, 2012, 01:53:13 AM

The east coast of the North Island will be wet today with cold southerly winds possibly gale force at times about Cook Strait, Wellington and Wairarapa, it will be drier out west however a few showers still look likely at times with south to southeasterly breezes. Temperatures for tomorrow still mild north of Auckland around 17 degrees, low single figure high’s for the east coast.

(http://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/sites/all/files/featured_story/picture-15554.jpg)

Sunny on the South Islands West Coast with east to southeasterly winds and mild temperatures south of Greymouth, rain about the top of the island eases in the morning to drizzle patches. Strong southerly winds about the Marlborough coastline easing later in the day. Cloudy weather for all of the east coast with drizzle patches or showers clearing south of Kaikoura in the evening, drizzle clearing about the Otago coast in the morning. Expect south to southeasterly breezes.

A few light snow flurries are also likely down to 500m in the afternoon in Canterbury however they will clear in the evening, only small accumulations are likely.

Homepage image / Wednesday 25th July midday rain map, weathermap.co.nz

By weather analyst Aaron Wilkinson, WeatherWatch.co.nz
http://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/content/wet-east-tomorrow

Title: Re: Your Local Weather Wednesday 25th July 2012
Post by: TokWW on July 25, 2012, 07:08:43 AM

Tokoroa - 7am
Occasional light showers and a light sou easter less than 5km/hr. A mild night with a low of 10.1deg.  Clearing skies.

Title: Re: Your Local Weather Wednesday 25th July 2012
Post by: Derek on July 25, 2012, 07:31:05 AM

Waitakere

Doesn't feel so damp this morning despite it being 100% humidity still - major difference this morning for us is that there is no dripping wet fog about in our area, didn't see any at all even through the valley on the way in to Auckland.
At home, the current temperature looks like it may also be the low for the while, 12.2°C with just 0.2 mm rain recorded from a shower that began before midnight.
Things should be improving from today.

Title: Re: Your Local Weather Wednesday 25th July 2012
Post by: Phil on July 25, 2012, 07:54:49 AM

Belmont, Lower Hutt

8.2 degrees
98% Humidity
4.6mm of rain
10 kph Southerly
Barometer on 1016.1
Solar 5

Dull, wet and windy, low cloud cover, not a nice day at all

Title: Re: Your Local Weather Wednesday 25th July 2012
Post by: ato2 on July 25, 2012, 08:36:40 AM

New Plymouth: 12 degrees, no fire needed last night after the 18 degree high. But today is very windy whereas yesterday was calm. SE gusting to 80 km/hr

Title: Re: Your Local Weather Wednesday 25th July 2012
Post by: TonyC on July 25, 2012, 08:59:40 AM

Port Robinson 8.55am

Dull, damp, dreary, depressing overcast morning. Temperature 6.2°. 2.4mm of rain since midnight. Not much more to be said...........

Title: Re: Your Local Weather Wednesday 25th July 2012
Post by: Hank13 on July 25, 2012, 09:05:40 AM

Ashburton @  09:00 AM
Cloudy and Cool no frost light drizzle before midnight
Currant Temp.  6.2°C   
Rain  0.0 mm
Current wind. 3.8 km/h,WSW
 

Title: Re: Your Local Weather Wednesday 25th July 2012
Post by: JennyLeez on July 25, 2012, 09:06:24 AM

Wairoa at 09:00
Overcast, Calm and Mild.
The Over Night Temp Low was  11.9 °C
Rainfall of  2.4 mm since midnight.
Rainfall last 24 hours 4.5 mm
Current Temp Outside is  12.0 °C with Humidity  35%  and Dew Point  10.0 °C
Latest Wind Gust  24.5 km/h with speed of  14.8 km/h  E
Wind Chill is  11.1 °C
Baro  1010.3 hPa and Solar:  203

Title: Re: Your Local Weather Wednesday 25th July 2012
Post by: Babs on July 25, 2012, 11:01:12 AM

Wet and wild, well the harbour was this morning when we drove very, very slowly past it, heavy traffic was driving to the conditions thankfully

Title: Re: Your Local Weather Wednesday 25th July 2012
Post by: Rex on July 25, 2012, 12:19:59 PM

Mahia Beach Front

Overcast with wall to wall cover.
Calm
Some rain, spitting on and off.
Temp 12.4

Title: Re: Your Local Weather Wednesday 25th July 2012
Post by: Sara on July 25, 2012, 12:41:58 PM

Was  sunny day before. Now have a cover of low cloud. The sun has gone and the temp has dropped. DARN!
Temperature 9.2C
Humidity 74%
Barometer 1024.4hPa
Wind Direction SW
Wind Speed 2.7km/h.

Bkue sky to the south. Might get a bit more sun. Light rain overnight. Nothing today so far.

Title: Re: Your Local Weather Wednesday 25th July 2012
Post by: JennyLeez on July 25, 2012, 01:12:30 PM

Light rain continues.
Very boggy and damp.
This wet week is exactly that same as 2011 and 2010.

Title: Re: Your Local Weather Wednesday 25th July 2012
Post by: Suezy on July 25, 2012, 01:54:08 PM

WEST MELTON

Full cloud and coolish with drizzle

Temp 7.8
Wind gust 20.9 SSW
Baro 1021.8
Rain from midnight 1.2
Storm 3.0
Rain total for Month 32.8

Title: Re: Your Local Weather Wednesday 25th July 2012
Post by: Derek on July 25, 2012, 06:55:59 PM

Waitakere

Back to being wet up here, raining steadily since about 5.30 - up to 3.6 mm now.  Temperature is 12.2°C having got up to a max of 16.9°C today

Title: Wednesday’s national forecast
Post by: OhauitiWeather on July 25, 2012, 09:34:28 PM

Rain for the east coast of the North Island with strong cold southerly winds possibly gale force at times about coastal areas in southern Taranaki, Cook Strait, Wellington and Wairarapa, it will be drier in western regions of the island today however a few showers still look likely at times, especially in Northland. South to southeasterly breezes. Temperatures still mild north of Auckland around 17 degrees, temperatures just getting into double figures for the east coast.

Sunny on the South Islands West Coast with east to southeasterly winds and temperatures from Hokitika through to Westport between 13 and 15 degrees, rain about the top of the island eases in the morning to drizzle patches. Strong southerly winds about the Marlborough coastline easing later in the day.

Cloudy weather for all of the east coast with drizzle patches clearing in Southland and Otago in the morning with sunny breaks in the afternoon, clearing around midday in South Canterbury then clearing between Mid Canterbury and Kaikoura by evening and further north along the east coast later at night . Expect south to southeasterly breezes to ease, tending more east to northeast later in the day in the far south.

Temperatures for most in the South Island apart from the West Coast will remain in the high single figure range. A few light snow flurries are also likely down to 500m in the afternoon in Canterbury clearing in the evening and 700m in the evening in Marlborough clearing at night, only small accumulations are likely.

WeatherWatch.co.nz
http://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/content/wednesday%E2%80%99s-national-forecast-2

Title: Hump day blues
Post by: OhauitiWeather on July 25, 2012, 10:05:40 PM

The cloudy weather persists over the North Island today with showers here and there, and normally in a southeasterly airflow you would get sunny breaks west of the Central North Island but not so this time. The sunnier skies look to develop in the west tomorrow. Mild temperatures north of the Waikato around 15 or 16 degrees, a few 18’s and even 19’s in Northland. Low double figure temperatures for most other areas with east to southeasterly breezes.

The South Island’s West Coast is sure getting it good, currently 16 degrees in Hokitika with clear sunny skies. North of Greymouth skies are cloudier with a few showers, Westport looks like it has had a reasonable patch of rain pass over in the last half hour.

Cloudy skies hamper the top quarter of the island with showery conditions, it is also currently cloudy along most of the east coast with showers down through into South Canterbury. Sunny breaks are now pushing into Southland however and should get into Otago and perhaps South Canterbury later this afternoon.

Nelson and Marlborough are currently around 12 or 13 degrees, cooler along most of the east coast with high single figure temperatures.


By weather analyst Aaron Wilkinson, WeatherWatch.co.nz
http://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/content/hump-day-blues

Title: Finally some sun?
Post by: OhauitiWeather on July 25, 2012, 10:55:50 PM

Yes finally New Zealanders should see some sun tomorrow. Mainly south of Auckland in western regions after any early showers clear, southeasterlies will remain a bit breezy during the day in our biggest city. In Northland showers could continue for much of the day as the east to southeasterly airflow there comes up and around the eastern side of the North Island. It will remain cloudy and cool on the east coast with south to southeasterly winds, expect showers although it may remain dry in the Wairarapa.

(http://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/sites/all/files/featured_story/picture-15582.jpg)

Temperatures will be cooler for most, still in the mid teens north of the Waikato / Auckland area however low double figure high’s elsewhere.

The South Island will be dry for the most part and sunny with north to northeast breezes after a frosty start, perhaps a little drizzle still in the morning around the Kaikoura coastline however it should clear with sunny breaks then increasing. Later in the day some drizzle will make it’s way into Fiordland. Temperatures remaining cool between 9 or 11 degrees, a degree or two warmer about Nelson and north of Hokitika on the West Coast.

The end of the working week and start to the weekend on Saturday looks nice weather wise as well for most however no overly warm temperatures in some areas like how it has been recently. Typical winter time high’s in the low double figure range for the South Island, low to mid teen temperatures in the north. A few showers may still affect north of Hawkes Bay along the east coast.

Homepage image / Thursday 26th July midday rain map, weathermap.co.nz

By weather analyst Aaron Wilkinson, WeatherWatch.co.nz
http://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/content/finally-some-sun

Title: Highs & Lows MS Wednesday 25th July 2012
Post by: Te Puke Weather on July 26, 2012, 05:51:49 PM

from The Metservice.
Today's high of 19 degrees was recorded in 1 place - Kaitaia.

Today's lowest maximum temperature was 11 degrees and was recorded in 2 places - Mount Cook, Hanmer Springs
 

Town/City   Temp Kaitaia   19° Paihia   17° Russell   17° Dargaville   16° Whangarei   17° Auckland   17° Whitianga   17° Thames   16° Tauranga   17° Whakatane   17° Hamilton   17° Te Kuiti   16° Taumarunui   16° Rotorua   15° Tokoroa   17° Taupo   13° New Plymouth   13° Gisborne   14° Napier   13° Hastings   14° Napier Hastings   13° Dannevirke   12° Masterton   11° Wanganui   13° Palmerston North   12° Levin   14° Paraparaumu   12° Wellington   11° Motueka   12° Nelson   15° Blenheim   14° Kaikoura   9°

Reefton   10° Westport   14° Greymouth   15° Hokitika   16° Milford Sound   14° Christchurch   9° Ashburton   7° Oamaru   9° Timaru   8° Mount Cook   6° Alexandra   8° Queenstown   11° Wanaka   9° Dunedin   9° Gore   8° Invercargill   9° Hanmer Springs   6° Tuatapere   7° Riverton   9° Wyndham   8° Nightcaps   8° Winton   8° Te Anau   8°