Local Weather Today – Monday 3rd December 2012

[JennyLeez]

Report current or recent weather conditions at your location or elsewhere for Monday 3rd December below.

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[Weather Display]

heavier rain coming through here now with the wind change and cooler temperatures
we need the rain badly

[Phil]

Belmont, Lower Hutt

17 Degrees
79% Humidity
Calm
Nil Rain (13.4mm yesterday)
barometer on 1003.4
Solar 343

A sun filled sky, not a cloud to be seen and warm at 17 degrees

[Te Puke Weather]

Conditions at Te Puke Weather Station local time 07:50 on 03 December 2012

Temperature and Humidity
Temperature = 17.5 °C
Dew Point = 16.0 °C
Windchill = 17.5 °C
Humidity = 91%
Heat Index = 17.5 °C
Apparent Temperature = 18.8 °C

Rainfall
Rainfall Today = 0.3 mm
Rainfall Rate = 0.0 mm/hr
Rainfall This Month = 0.3 mm
Rainfall This Year = 1123.2 mm
Rainfall Last Hour = 0.0 mm
Last rainfall = 2012-12-03 00:24

Wind
Wind Speed (gust) = 9.7 km/h
Wind Speed (avg) = 3.6 km/h
Wind Bearing = 321° NW
Beaufort F1 = Light air

[Hank13]

Ashburton @  08:02 AM
Overcast
Currant Temp.  11.3°C   
Current wind. 0.0 km/h,NE
Max Gust.   28.5 km/h @ 4:47 AM

[TonyC]

Port Robinson, North Canterbury  8.30am

Cloudy morning. Temperature 11.5° after a low of 11.1°. Predicted high is 19°
Wind is from the East 6-11kph with the highest gust in the last hour of 27kph.
No rain since midnight.

[Rex]

Mahia Beach Front

cloud cover ------ 5%
Wind ------ light W
rain -------- nil
temp ------ 23.4 in  /  21.6  out

[Suezy]

West Melton

A lovely sunny day here.

Temp 16.9
Wind gust 27.4 E
Baro 1004.5
No rain since midnight

[OhauitiWeather]

Today at Ohauiti Weather Station
Powered by Cumulus v1.9.2 (1032)

Station Location
Latitude:    S 37° 45' 37"
Longitude:    E 176° 10' 11"
Elevation:    125 m

Monday 3rd December 2012
Dawn:      05:16   
Sunrise:   05:47   
Moonrise:   23:32   
Dusk:      20:54   
Sunset:    20:24   
Moonset:   09:24   
Daylight:   15:38   
Day length:   14:37   
Moon Phase:   Waning Gibbous
   
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[OhauitiWeather]

Observation: Well, what can I say, 0.9mm rainfall overnight, what a joke. The neighbouring farmer has started to irriage his crop of turnips in an effort to try an salvage something from the paddock. A new record was set on my station yesterday - Longest dry period = 14 days without rain since recording began on 23rd June 2011. There were some residual quite threatening clouds this morning then normal service resumed around Lunchtime - Sunny, Warm and the SW wind back again gusting up to 56km. Today our max of 23.8c at 15:32 was less than the official Tauranga reported max of 25c for Tauranga, this is quite rare as we are usually 2 - 3 degrees cooler.
 
Current Recordings: Temp: 13.8c Steady, Humidty 75%, Rain: 0.9 mm, Average Wind Speed (10 Mins) 1km/h SSW, Pressure 1012.4 hPa Faling.

View more local weather information at www.ohauitiweather.co.nz
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[OhauitiWeather]

Today’s Weather at Ohauiti Weather
Conditions at local time 22:10 on 03 December 2012

Temperature and Humidity
Temperature   14.2 °C   
Dew Point    9.6 °C
Windchill   14.2 °C   
Humidity   74%
Heat Index   14.2 °C   
Apparent Temperature   13.4 °C

Rainfall
Rainfall Today   0.9 mm   
Rainfall Rate   0.0 mm/hr
Rainfall This Month   0.9 mm   
Rainfall This Year   1480.2 mm
Rainfall Last Hour   0.0 mm   
Last rainfall   2012-12-03 07:06

Wind
Wind Speed (gust)   15 km/h   
Wind Speed (avg)   4 km/h
Wind Bearing   161° SSE   
Beaufort F1   Light air

Pressure
Barometer    1012.0 hPa   
Rising   +0.6 hPa/hr
   
View more local weather information at www.ohauitiweather.co.nz
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[OhauitiWeather]

Upper North Island
 
Showers mostly clear this morning, a few sunny breaks then develop with southwesterly breezes.
 HIGHS: 21-23 for most, perhaps a degree or two higher about Bay Of Plenty.
 
Lower North Island
 
Showers mostly clear this morning, a few sunny breaks then develop with westerly breezes. Winds more northwest about Wellington by mid afternoon. Conditions will be mostly dry about the Wairarapa and Hawkes Bay although there may be a brief early shower then becoming mostly sunny with westerlies easing.
 HIGHS: 18-19 for most. Mid 20’s about Wairarapa and Hawkes Bay however.
 
Upper South Island
 
Showers clear on the West Coast this morning, a few sunny areas after midday with west to southwest breezes. Mostly sunny in Nelson with light southwesterlies. Expect mostly sunny weather in Canterbury and Marlborough also with east to northeast breezes developing in the afternoon.
 HIGHS: 18 on the West Coast, 21-22 in Nelson. High teens or low 20’s on the east coast.
 
Lower South Island
 
Morning showers clear for most with sunny areas then increasing, becoming sunny in inland Otago by mid morning. Some cloud may remain about Fiordland. Cool southwesterly breezes ease dying out by evening about Southland and Otago.
 HIGHS: 16-17 for most, low 20’s about inland areas, 15-16 on the West Coast south of the Glaciers.
 

WeatherWatch.co.nz
http://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/...national-forecast-18

[OhauitiWeather]

Monday got off to a wet start for the central North Island. Late Sunday night and early Monday morning, a patch of precipitation moved onshore, bringing with it moderate rainfall.
 
During the overnight hours, the precipitation eased to scattered showers that affected not only the central NI, but upper and lower regions as well. Pockets of rain are still possible this morning, mainly about the upper North Island. Precipitation is expected to ease later this morning as drier air moves in and support for the showers falls apart.
 
For this afternoon, most of the precipitation should have come to an end, leaving both islands with settled weather for the rest of the day and into early Tuesday.
 
Tuesday afternoon, a new shot of moisture comes in off the Tasman Sea. That will bring a chance for rain back to the western regions of both islands for Tuesday afternoon and Tuesday evening.
 

By Howard Joseph, WeatherWatch.co.nz
http://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/...ill-see-showers-ease