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Archive Library => 2012 => Archives => February => Topic started by: JennyLeez on February 24, 2012, 12:20:18 AM
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Report current or recent weather conditions at your location or elsewhere for Friday the 24th of February below.
You do not need a weather station, just look out your window.
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Belmont, Lower Hutt
16.2 degrees
87% Humidity
Nil rain (10.4mm Yesterday)
9 kph NW wind
barometer on 1010.3
Solar 141
Still fairly dull, can not see much changing throught out today
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Glenavy
Partly cloudy, wind from the E at 5.0km/h, Barometer 1000.5hPa, humidity 94%, temperature 15.6C.
Not as warm as yesterday.
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Wairoa at 09:00
Sunny, Calm and Warm.
The Over Night Temp Low was 16.9 °C
Rainfall of 0.0 mm since midnight.
Current Temp Outside is 22.2 °C with Humidity 67% and Dew Point 15.8 °C
Latest Wind Gust 11.2 km/h with speed of 7.2 km/h N
Wind Chill is 22.2 °C Baro 1011.7 hPa Solar: 411
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Conditions for South Hill, Oamaru
24 Feb 2012 9:56 AM
Overcast and very calm, as it has been most of the week. Not the most ideal weather for drying out your camping gear.
Temperature: 14.5°C (0.9)
Humidity: 89% (-2)
Dew Point: 12.7°C (0.6)
Wind Chill: 14.5°C (0.9)
Wind: 0.0 km/h (0.0) N
Wind Gust: 0.0 km/h (0.0)
Pressure: 1001.4 hPa (0.5)
Hourly Rain: 0.00 mm/h (0.00)
Rain Today: 0.00 mm
Observations: Overcast, Pressure Rising Slowly
(Figures in brackets indicate 1 hour change)
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Sunny and breezy now.
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Kaipara Harbour at 13:10
Current Conditions: Partly Cloudy, Fine
Over Night Temp: 17.3°C at 6:00
Rain since Midnight: 0.0 mm
Current Temp Outside: 21.4°C
Dew Point: 15.3°C
Wind Speed: 16.1 km/h
Wind Direction: SSW
Humidity: 68%
Pressure: 1016.6hPa
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Tokoroa 24th Feb 2012
Overnight low of 14.2ºC and a clear sky first thing this morning. Then it was persistant cloud with few bright spells, a max so far of 21.3ºC.
Max gust of 36.7km/hr WNW around midday, and continuing at around 17km/hr now.
Still quite cloudy.
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Been a lovely day here with full sun and temp of 20.9 at the moment and wind from the NW with gust of 51.5kmh. Further rain of 0.8 and baro reading 1001.3.
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The temp is starting to rise again and now at 22deg with wind from the West still. Sun still shining beautiful.
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The southwest change is here now and the temps are on the way down now 20c.
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Now here to Mark and notice there is a lot of thunder and lightening further south too 261 strikes when I last looked.
Temp down to 13.6 deg wind southerly an gust at 51.5 kmh.
On the TV just now a warning has gone out for severe thunderstorms in the Selwyn area.
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From Stuff.co.nz http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/6477224/Wild-weather-pounds-South-Island
A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for the central South Island, which was today pounded by rain and hail, with some stones the size of golf balls.
Have you been hit by the wild weather? Click to send us your photos
One reader from Temuka, in South Canterbury, said hail the size of golf balls rained down on his property this evening, chipping windows and flooding the conservatory.
Another resident reported his conservatory damaged with holes in the polycarbonate sheeting over the veranda.
Another said it was chaos in the New World supermarket with people having to shout over the pounding storm. Temuka resident Paul Hanifin described it as "awesome''.
"Some of them were the size of golf balls; I thought the windows were going to smash.
"It was getting close to the biggest hail I've ever seen and it was hitting hard."
MetService has warned that the areas of Selwyn, Ashburton and Banks Peninsula could experience severe thunderstorms tonight.