Local Weather Today – Sunday 23rd September 2012

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Report current or recent weather conditions at your location or elsewhere for Sunday 23rd September below.
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Today’s Weather at Ohauiti Weather
Conditions at local time 01:40 on 23 September 2012

Temperature and Humidity
Temperature   9.6 °C   
Dew Point    5.8 °C
Windchill   8.7 °C   
Humidity   77%
Heat Index   9.6 °C   
Apparent Temperature   7.2 °C

Rainfall
Rainfall Today   0.0 mm   Rainfall Rate   0.0 mm/hr
Rainfall This Month   100.0 mm   
Rainfall This Year   1345.8 mm
Rainfall Last Hour   0.0 mm   
Last rainfall   2012-09-17 16:15

Wind
Wind Speed (gust)   11 km/h   
Wind Speed (avg)   7 km/h
Wind Bearing   123° ESE   
Beaufort F2   Light breeze

Pressure
Barometer    1030.9 hPa   
Falling slowly   -0.3 hPa/hr

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[bett]

Norfolk Island 17.8 this morning and about the same last night. humidity 86%. 
cloudy morning at present
expecting high 19` -  few showers and light N winds today
2.2mm rain since 9am yesterday (heavy shower yesterday afternoon)

[Hank13]

Ashburton @  08:20 AM
Cloudy and cool
 Currant Temp.  5.7°C   
 Current wind. 3.8 km/h,NNW
 Min Grass -3.2°C @ 2:20 AM

 

[Mark]

Daily high pressure 1031.2 hPa Daily low pressure 1030.6 hPa Daily low windchill -1.9°C Daily high heat index 7.4°C Daily high gust speed 7.9 kmh S Daily high average speed 5.2 kmh S

[TonyC]

Port Robinson, North Canterbury 8.50am

Bright sunny day with just a cloudbank on the horizon. Temperature 9.7° after a low of 4.6°.  Should reach around 13°. Very light SE breeze. No rain over the past 24hrs.

[Phil]

Belmont, Lower Hutt

10.8 degrees
78% humidty
Calm
Nil rain
barometer on 1031.1
solar 536

Another sunny calm day ahead

[JennyLeez]

Wairoa at 09:50
Sunny, Calm and Cool.
The Over Night Temp Low was  2.0 °C
Rainfall of  0.0 mm since midnight.
Rainfall last 24 hours 0.0 mm
Current Temp Outside is  14.5 °C with Humidity  64 % and Dew Point  7.8 °C
Latest Wind Gust  9.7 km/h with speed of  3.6 km/h  SE
Wind Chill is  14.5 °C
Baro  1029.9 hPa and Solar:  703

[Suezy]

West Melton

One beautiful morning here with full sunshine.

Temp 12.0
Wind gust 16.1
Baro 1029.2
Rain/dew since midnight 0.2

[Rex]

Mahia Beach Front

 
cloud cover ------ nil
wind ------ calm
rain -------- nil
temp ------ 14.1 in  / 13.6 out

[einzack]

cracker day.
temp currently 19.8°C with a light NE breeze.
some scattered cloud, but nothing that is spoiling the beautiful spring day.

[OhauitiWeather]

High pressure will bring another settled day to most of the country. There will still be a few spots that see some light precipitation.
 
One of those spots is, not surprisingly, Northland. There is likely to be some sunshine this morning, but clouds will quickly fill back in during the morning hours. A few showers are possible from mid-afternoon.
 
Showers may also be found about the deep south. Inland Southland and Central Otago could both see some light precipitation this morning. The chances for precip will diminish as the day wears on.
 
The balance of the North Island will see a mix of sun and clouds. The balance of the South Island will see a mainly sunny sky with the exception of Westland where there should be plenty of clouds.
 
Highs across the country will range from 14 to 18.
 

By WeatherWatch.co.nz Analyst Howard Joseph
http://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/...national-forecast-33

[OhauitiWeather]

If you’re looking for the most abundant sunshine today, you will find it about the central part of the country.
 
The upper and lower parts of New Zealand will have a fair amount of clouds today. Even some light showers, especially about Northland.
 
Inland Southland and Central Otago could also see some light precipitation to go along with the clouds.
 
But for the upper South Island and lower North Island, the dying ridge of high pressure will have enough strength to keep things pretty sunny.
 
Tomorrow should be another settled day for much of the country. But that ridge of high pressure will continue to weak and slide off to the east.
 
That will open the door for a disturbance to move in on Tuesday. Rain is likely to spread across the western regions of both islands early in the morning and last for much of the day. Only the far eastern parts of both islands and the deep south of the South Island are likely to miss out on the precipitation on Tuesday.
 

By WeatherWatch.co.nz Analyst Howard Joseph
http://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/...-sunshine-central-nz