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Title: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: JennyLeez on September 11, 2012, 12:05:33 AM
Report current or recent weather conditions at your location or elsewhere for Tuesday 11th September below.
You do not need a weather station, just look out your window and tell us what is going on above you.
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Title: Re: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: TokWW on September 11, 2012, 06:46:51 AM
Tokoroa 6:45am

Brief heavy shower of rain at 6am - 3.6mm.  Temp cool at 6.9, wind dying down 5-10km/hr nor-wester.
Title: Re: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: Phil on September 11, 2012, 07:48:51 AM
Belmont, Lower Hutt

10.8 degrees
49% Humidity
8kph NW wind (gusting to 32kph)
Nil rain
Barometer on 1005.2
Solar 197

A fine day, plenty of sunshine, a gusty wind from the NW,Not a cloud to be seen
Title: Re: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: TonyC on September 11, 2012, 08:08:03 AM
Port Robinson, North Canterbury 8am

Sunny morning with a little high cloud. Temperature 9.1° after a low of 7.4° heading for a predicted high of 12°. Wind from NNW, fairly light at the moment with the odd gust (24kmh an hour ago). No rain since midnight.
Title: Re: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: Hank13 on September 11, 2012, 08:26:45 AM
Ashburton @  08:02 AM
Sunny and Clear at the moment after a frost
Currant Temp.  2.7°C   
Current wind. 1.9 km/h,W
Max Gust.   43.7 km/h @ 12:38 AM
Min Grass -4.9°C @ 6:33 AM
Title: Re: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: hbweather on September 11, 2012, 08:58:50 AM
Fine and sunny in Napier, with 14.8 C currently, and a freshening SSW wind, which is beginning to back to the SW. Some patchy light cloud, but a dark and ominous band of cloud to the SW - the early signs of the looming cold front... :(
Title: Re: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: JennyLeez on September 11, 2012, 09:07:34 AM
Wairoa at 09:00
Sunny with a perfect blue sky, Light Breeze and Warm.
The Over Night Temp Low was  7.9 °C
Rainfall of  0.0 mm since midnight.
Rainfall last 24 hours 0.0 mm
Current Temp Outside is  17.2 °C
Baro  1006.7
Title: Re: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: deepsouthweather on September 11, 2012, 09:22:14 AM
Invercargill, 0920hrs

Showers passing through some of them a bit sleety. Snow appears to have settled on the hills to around 150 to 200metres. Current temp 3.9.
Title: Re: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: Suezy on September 11, 2012, 09:22:25 AM
West Melton

Just gone from NW to SW and pretty cold outside now.  Still sunny though
Temp now 9.3
Wind gust 41.8
Baro 1003.6
Rain since midnight 0
Title: Re: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: einzack on September 11, 2012, 09:36:51 AM
cold showery day.
currently 3.8°C.
snowing quite heavily at work which is 550m elevation. in town @ 200m some sleety showers, but no snow.
Title: Re: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: Deano on September 11, 2012, 09:54:08 AM
Kaipara  at 9:53
Current Conditions: Mostly Cloudy, Gusty Winds
Over Night Temp: 10.7°C at 4:10
Rain since Midnight: 1.0 mm
Current Temp Outside: 14.4°C
Dew Point: 10.5°C
Wind Speed: 27.4 km/h
Wind Direction: WSW
Max Gust: 54.8 km/h at 3:55
Humidity: 78 %
Pressure: 1014.9 hPa
Title: Re: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: Phil on September 11, 2012, 11:10:50 AM
Still sunny, 12.6 degrees, barometer steady on 1005.8, a few more clouds to the north
Title: Re: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: Sara on September 11, 2012, 11:11:31 AM
Sunny again nwo. First front has gone through with temps fallen. Temp back up again now.
Temperature 8.7C
Humidity 59%
Barometer 1007.4hPa
Wind Direction W
Wind Speed 13.3km/h.
Wind Gust 28.1km/h
Wind Chill 3.2C.

Front went through @ 09.57
Temp 4.8C
Wind Direction SW
Wind Speed 13.3km/h
Wind Gust 18.4km/h
Wind Chill -0.4C.
It was short and sharp. Just a little driving rain, near a drizzle.
Title: Re: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: JennyLeez on September 11, 2012, 12:03:14 PM
Perfect blue sky has become perfect dark cloudy sky :(
Gardening gloves off, mouse back on :(
Title: Re: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: Rex on September 11, 2012, 12:18:09 PM
Mahia Beach Front

cloud cover ------ 50%
wind ------ light  S
rain -------- nil
temp ------ 15.1 in  / 15.5 out
Title: Re: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: Phil on September 11, 2012, 01:44:17 PM
Belmont, Lower Hutt

13.1 degrees
barometer on 1005.7

Cloud cover from the south starting to thicken, the air has a cool feeling to it, the front is getting closer!
Title: Re: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: einzack on September 11, 2012, 02:24:41 PM
looking like it might clear a bit.
temp currently 5.9°C after maxing out at 6.4°C earlier.
just under 10mm of rain.
Title: Re: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: Mark on September 11, 2012, 04:32:37 PM
I just got home when a hail storm hit.
At last for 2 minutes the road was covered and hailstones.
temperature 5.7 c one gusting up to 78 km/h.
The sun is now out.
Title: Re: Local Weather Today – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: Mark on September 11, 2012, 10:05:20 PM
Snow started to fall about 9.40pm.
wind from the South at 10km/h.
Air temp=0.4c.
Title: Tuesday’s national forecast
Post by: OhauitiWeather on September 11, 2012, 10:30:09 PM
Cold southwesterlies develop about Northland, Auckland, Waikato and Bay of Plenty this morning with showers possibly heavy with some small hail. Sunny breaks at times during the day. Showers clear about the Bay of Plenty in the afternoon however clearing elsewhere at night. Southwesterlies possibly gale force about exposed areas of Auckland this afternoon.

Showers about the Central North Island and Taranaki with some small hail, sunny spells too. Winds breezy from the west. Areas of precipitation clearing at night as winds change more southerly. Snow flurries to 800m from afternoon lowering to 400m at night before clearing.
 
Sunny weather on the east coast of the North Island with gusty westerlies, winds change strong southwesterly late afternoon or evening with showers possibly heavy and thundery with hail for a time. Snow flurries to 800m lower to 400m overnight.

Gusty westerlies about the lower North Island especially in Wellington with sunny skies, winds change strong cold southwest in the afternoon with showers possibly heavy and thundery with hail. Snow to 700m in the ranges lowers to 200m at night, a few flurries may possibly make it into the capital overnight.

Nelson and Marlborough can expect sunny weather this morning with westerly winds, southwesterlies freshen late afternoon with showers possibly heavy and thundery with hail then clearing later in the evening. Some snow to 600m lowering to 300m before clearing.

About the Kaikoura Coast and ranges, sunny areas this morning with westerly winds. Cold southwesterlies develop by midday with showers, and a risk of thunder and hail. Snow flurries to 600m lower to sea level later in the evening then easing becoming infrequent falls now and then.

In Mid and North Canterbury expect sunny areas in the morning with westerly winds, strong cold southwesterlies develop around late morning or midday with a chance of thunder and hail. Snow to 500m lowers to sea level during the evening, snow clearing away from inland areas at night.

In South Canterbury, sunny areas in the morning with breezy westerlies. By late morning cold southwesterlies develop with some cloud and the odd shower which clears later at night, inland areas may remain mostly dry for the day. A few snow flurries to 400m in the afternoon lower to sea level in the evening then clearing at night also. Frosty inland at night with southwesterlies dying out.

In Fiordland and South Westland expect the odd wintry shower and snow flurry to 300m clearing in the evening, fresh cold southwesterlies. Showers at times further north along the West Coast clearing in the evening, some snow to 500m.

About Southland, expect cold southwesterly winds, snow flurries developing to sea level during the morning and clearing later in the evening. Snow showers about Central Otago clear in the evening also, very cold at night with severe frosts developing. Strong bitterly cold southwesterly winds about the Otago coast, wintry showers and areas of snow clearing at night. Snow to 300m in the morning lowering to sea level by late morning or around midday.

Accumulations of snow to expect through today and overnight tonight for this event:
Southland and Central Otago, 5 to 10 cm of snow.

Fiordland and South Westland, 3 to 5cm down to 300m. North Westland, 3 to 5cm down to 500m

Coastal Otago, 10 to 15cm down to 300m, 4 to 8cm to sea level

South Canterbury, 2 to 3cm down to 400m, a centimetre or two possible to sea level in the evening however snow settling may not eventuate.

Mid and North Canterbury, 5 to 10cm down to 500m in inland areas, 10 to 15cm down to 300m on Banks Peninsula. 3 to 5cm possible down to sea level everywhere else.

Kaikoura Coast, 5 to 10cm down to 600m, 1 or 2cm to sea level however flurries may not settle.

Nelson ranges and Marlborough, 3 to 5cm possible down to 600m, 1 to 3cm down to 300m.

Wellington and Wairarapa, 3 to 5cm to 700m, 1 to 2cm down to 200m

Hawkes Bay and Gisborne ranges, 2 to 3cm down to 800m, perhaps a centimetre down to 400m and snow may not settle at that height as it isn’t really enough to get accumulations going.

Taranaki and Central North Island, 5 to 10cm down to 800m, 1 perhaps 2cm down to 400m before clearing in the evening.

Further information:
Severe frosts in Central Otago on Tuesday night getting down to –8 or –9 degrees, black ice on the roads for Wednesday morning.

Temperatures for today:
Southland, 6 degrees. Central Otago, 4 degrees. Coastal Otago, 6 degrees. Christchurch and West Coast 9 to 10 degrees. Nelson, Marlborough, Wellington, Taranaki and the Central North Island 12 to 13 degrees. 15 degrees about Hawkes Bay, Gisborne. 13 to 15 degrees for the upper North Island.


-Weatherwatch.co.nz
http://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/content/tuesday%E2%80%99s-national-forecast-9
Title: Current conditions around New Zealand
Post by: OhauitiWeather on September 11, 2012, 10:34:37 PM
Well it’s certainly a chilly day across the South Island, although the top half of the North Island is just getting above the mid teens. We have had snow to sea level in Southland and to 200m in much of Otago, Canterbury has been fairly dry to start this morning and for the most part this has been expected. The showers are a little slow in making their way into the district this afternoon however they are starting to close in on places like Banks Peninsula and in Mid Canterbury. Sleety showers should develop in Christchurch this evening and there is even the chance of some snow to sea level overnight about the city.

Some low level snow may make in onto the hill and ranges about Wellington tonight getting to 200m with 1 to 3cm possible. A few sleety showers are possible overnight in the capital also.

There was a risk of thunderstorms along the wind change that moved through Canterbury today, there just wasn’t enough oomph to the change in Mid and parts of North Canterbury however north of about the Amuri Plains those showers have taken off and are now moving through Kaikoura. No thundery activity yet however it has the potential to go electrically active.

Periods of isolated heavy showers have been moving across the North Island about and south of Auckland, a few of those showers have some hail and there is even the odd lightning strike about Western Waikato and in Hawkes Bay.

The coldest place about the country is Queenstown on – 0.1 degrees, the warmest is Whangarei on 16.7 degrees. Taupo the windiest with westerlies at 54 km/h gusting to 75 km/h at times. Auckland has pretty windy weather also with southwesterlies sitting around 48 km/h.


By weather analyst Aaron Wilkinson, WeatherWatch.co.nz
http://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/content/current-conditions-around-new-zealand-0
Title: Daily Highs for – Tuesday 11th September 2012
Post by: Te Puke Weather on September 12, 2012, 08:14:57 AM
Metservice


Today's high of 14 degrees was recorded in 5 places - Kaitaia, Paihia, Russell, Tauranga, Whakatane.

Today's lowest maximum temperature was 7 degrees and was recorded in 1 place - Hanmer Springs.

Town/City   Temp
Kaitaia   14°
Paihia   14°
Russell   14°
Dargaville   13°
Whangarei   13°
Auckland   13°
Whitianga   13°
Thames   13°
Tauranga   14°
Whakatane   14°
Hamilton   12°
Te Kuiti   13°
Taumarunui   10°
Rotorua   11°
Tokoroa   12°
Taupo   9°
New Plymouth   11°
Gisborne   10°
Napier   11°
Hastings   10°
Napier Hastings   11°
Dannevirke   7°
Masterton   8°
Wanganui   9°
Palmerston North   9°
Levin   9°
Paraparaumu   9°
Wellington   8°
Motueka   13°
Nelson   13°
Blenheim   12°
Kaikoura   9°
Reefton   7°
Westport   12°
Greymouth   10°
Hokitika   10°
Milford Sound   9°
Christchurch   10°
Ashburton   10°
Oamaru   11°
Timaru   11°
Mount Cook   7°
Alexandra   9°
Queenstown   9°
Wanaka   9°
Dunedin   10°
Gore   9°
Invercargill   10°
Hanmer Springs   5°
Tuatapere   10°
Riverton   10°
Wyndham   9°
Nightcaps   8°
Winton   9°
Te Anau   8°