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Archive Library => 2012 => Archives => October => Topic started by: OhauitiWeather on October 20, 2012, 03:11:38 AM
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Report current or recent weather conditions at your location or elsewhere for Saturday 20th October below.
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Today at Ohauiti Weather Station
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Station Location
Latitude: S 37° 45' 37"
Longitude: E 176° 10' 11"
Elevation: 125 m
Saturday 19th October 2012
Dawn: 05:55
Sunrise: 06:22
Moonrise: 10:07 Dusk: 20:05
Sunset: 19:37
Moonset: -----
Daylight: 14:10
Day length: 13:15
Moon Phase: Waxing Crescent
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Conditions: Fine, the Moon has set in the west, clear skies amd the stars are now out in full force, wind has almost disappeared but it is quite nippy outside now. Temp: 5.7c Going Down, Humidty: 87%, Rain: 0.0 mm, Average Wind Speed (10 Mins): 3Km/h SSW, Pressure 1015.7 hPa Rising.
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Today’s Weather at Ohauiti Weather
Conditions at local time 03:20 on 20 October 2012
Temperature and Humidity
Temperature 6.0 °C
Dew Point 4.0 °C
Windchill 4.8 °C
Humidity 87%
Heat Index 6.0 °C
Apparent Temperature 3.5 °C
Rainfall
Rainfall Today 0.0 mm
Rainfall Rate 0.0 mm/hr
Rainfall This Month 79.3 mm
Rainfall This Year 1429.0 mm
Rainfall Last Hour 0.0 mm
Last rainfall 2012-10-19 18:23
Wind
Wind Speed (gust) 9 km/h
Wind Speed (avg) 6 km/h
Wind Bearing 213° SSW
Beaufort F2 Light breeze
Pressure
Barometer 1016.1 hPa
Rising slowly +0.3 hPa/hr
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Ashburton @ 07:02 AM
Frostie and clear skys
Currant Temp. 0.7°C
Current wind. 0.0 km/h,ENE
Max Gust. 7.6 km/h @ 12:22 AM
Min Grass -3.2°C @ 7:02 AM
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Port Robinson, North Canterbury 8.35am
Fine cloudless morning. Temperature 10.0° after a low of 4.3° and heading for a high of 17°. Wind from the NW averaging around 8kmh with a gust of 14kmh in the last half hour. Wind is forecast to strengthen. 2.0mm of rain since midnight making a total of 11.2mm over the last 24hrs.
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Daily high pressure 1010.9 hPa Daily low pressure 1008.7 hPa Daily low windchill 0.3°C Daily high heat index 9.7°C Daily high gust speed 23.0 kmh E Daily high average speed 10.4 kmh NE
Bishopdale Chch
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Belmont, Lower Hutt
11.9 Degrees
68% Humidity
4kph NW wind
Nil rain ( 13.2mm yesterday)
Barometer on 1014.2
Solar 515
A sunny day, no clouds,a good start for the day
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Daily high pressure 1010.9 hPa Daily low pressure 1008.6 hPa Daily low windchill 0.3°C Daily high heat index 13.2°C Daily
high gust speed 24.7 kmh ENE Daily high average speed 14.1 kmh NE
bishopdale chch
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Daily high pressure 1010.9 hPa Daily low pressure 1006.2 hPa Daily low windchill 0.3°C Daily high heat index 15.7°C Daily high gust speed 34.3 kmh NE Daily high average speed 19.3 kmh NE
Bishopdale Chch
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West Melton
Temp 15.8
Wind gut 27.4 E
Baro 1005.4 and falling
Rain since midnight 0
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A weak ridge of high pressure will push over much of the country today. That means a fairly settled day can be expected for most places.
However, one region that may see some precipitation tomorrow is the western and lower parts of the South Island. During the afternoon, a few showers could pop up as a disturbance works its way on shore.
A few rogue showers could also pop around Wellington, Wairarapa and Wanganui. These precipitation chances will likely be confined to the morning hours. Anything that does pop up should be light and short-lived.
The rest of the country should remain rain-free today.
-WeatherWatch.co.nz
http://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/...national-forecast-27
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High pressure has kicked off the Labour Day weekend with a fairly settled day for most regions. Rain is pretty difficult to find today.
One region that has seen some precipitation today is the western South Island. Westport, Greymouth and Hokitika have all seen some shower activity. This will probably continue for the rest of the afternoon. Tonight, the precipitation will likely become more widespread.
The lower South Island has also seen some rain today with deepsouthweather.co.nz reporting that Invercargill has had just over 1mm since midnight.
The rest of the country is seeing a mix of sun and clouds, mostly clouds.
Some of the sunnier spots today include Gisborne, Taupo, Hanmer Springs and Kaikoura. But even in these areas there are still plenty of clouds landscaping the sky.
Temperatures at last report ranged from 12 at Hokitika to 19.4 at Whangarei.
-WeatherWatch.co.nz
http://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/content/holiday-weekend-a-settled-start-many