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Archive Library => 2013 => Archives => March => Topic started by: JennyLeez on March 05, 2013, 12:29:21 AM
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Report current or recent weather conditions at your location or elsewhere for Tuesday 5th March 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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If your conditions change, let us know. We will keep our Twitter, Google + and Facebook followers informed throughout the day during extreme conditions.
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Ashburton @ 07:32 AM
Bright Clear skies
Currant Temp. 7.1°C
Rain 0.0 mm
Current wind. 0.0 km/h,SE
Max Gust. 7.6 km/h @ 3:23 AM
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Belmont, Lower Hutt
11.7 degrees
82% Humidity
Calm
Nil Rain
Barometer on 1016.9
Solar 21
Dull, grey, Calm and no rain to be seen, should burn off to be a fine day
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Port Robinson, North Canterbury 8.25am
Mainly fine with cloud burning off. 2.2mm of rain since midnight to go with the 4.6mm earlier overnight which should give the paddocks a bit of a drink. Temperature 10.8° after a low of 9.8°. Predicted high is around 20°. Light SW breeze 2-3kph.
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FRASERTOWN 8KM NORTH OF wAIROA
Raining solidly with moderate wind. Temp 12.1 at 09.03.
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Toronto / Pickering - Canada
Monday March 4 2013 @ 3:00PM
Fierce battle between The Sun and persistent Clouds....... >:(
The winner: The Sun :)
Currently a Mix of Sun and Clouds.
Temp: - 0.7 C
Apparent Temp: - 7 C
Windy: Gusts 35 up to 40 km/h and make the 'feels-like' temperature drop significantly..!!
Baro: 1014 mb
UV Index: 3 to 5 (yes it's getting up quickly!!!)
Precipitation: None (not even snow flurries from the Lake Effect!!)
Great Forecast for the end of the week :)
We're going up to a Day-High temperature of + 6 C.............
Still too early for sunscreen and bathing suits, but, it's only 17-days to Spring!!!!
Many people are already in the "WE DID IT - WE SURVIVED THE WINTER" - mode, however I keep the famous saying in mind:
"March comes in like a Lamb, but exits like a Lion.." :)
Why????.....Statistically, March gives the most Snow and it ain't over (yet)....!!!!!
Cheers,
Arthur
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Look at us over here on the east coast rainnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
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as at 9.45am
Compared to the rest of NZ which is still relatively dry:
Gisborne 9.3
Lake Waikaremoana 9.4
Nuhaka 14.2
Frasertown 25.8
Wairoa 24.9
Mahia Peninsula remains dry.
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West Melton
Sunny here with not much wind.
Temp 17.6
Wind gust 16.1 ESE
Baro 1016.1 and steady at the moment
No rain since midnight
MTD Rain 0.4
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Mahia Beach.
cloud cover ------ 100%
wind ------ calm
rain -------- nil
temp ------ 19.4 in / 18.9 out
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New Plymouth: 24 degrees, clear skies, heaps of sun, 38% humidity, SE wind.
Looks like another ten days of sun coming up.... :(
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Tom, you may have seen most of it before from my comments here, but FWIW here is a comment by a poster claming NP sun records, and my response including a general comment about the disorganised state of sun measurement in NZ (not unique to this country, though).
http://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/content/nz-noon-3
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New Plymouth: 24 degrees, clear skies, heaps of sun, 38% humidity, SE wind.
Looks like another ten days of sun coming up.... :(
Tom, you may have seen most of it before from my comments here, but FWIW here is a comment by a poster claming NP sun records, and my response including a general comment about the disorganised state of sun measurement in NZ (not unique to this country, though).
http://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/content/nz-noon-3
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Thanks, Rupert.