Local Weather Today – Wednesday 7th November 2012

[JennyLeez]

Report current or recent weather conditions at your location or elsewhere for Wednesday 7th November below.

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[TokWW]

Tokoroa - 8:00am

Cold overnight - below 5ºC from 1:30am onwards with a sou-easter at 5-12km/hr just to get through the cracks.
Sunny morning, temp just above 5deg now with an overnight low of 3.5ºC, wind is picking up gusting to 23km/hr.

[JennyLeez]

Cold and overcast in Wairoa today.
Overnight down to 3.9.
Currently 10.3

So where did summer go?

[Hank13]

Ashburton @  09:23 AM
Overcast
Currant Temp.  11.4°C   
Current wind. 0.0 km/h,ESE
Max Gust.   9.5 km/h @ 8:33 AM
Min Grass -0.1°C @ 6:38 AM
 

[TonyC]

Port Robinson, North Canterbury 9.35am

Heavy cloud cover. Temperature 8.4° after a low of 5.2°. Supposed to fine up later with a high of 12°. Light SW wind at an average of 2 - 4kph. No rain since midnight.

[Suezy]

West M elton

Sunny but wind coolish,

Temp 13.2
Wind gust 17.7 ESE
Baro 1027.1 and falling
No rain since midnight

[deepsouthweather]

Invercargill North, 1712hrs.

Stunning deep south blue sky day today after a early frost. Current temp 17.0c light Southerly.

[OhauitiWeather]

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

Wednesday 7th November 2012
Dawn:      05:33   
Sunrise:   06:01   
Moonrise:   01:31   
Dusk:      20:25   
Sunset:    19:56   
Moonset:   12:29   
Daylight:   14:52   
Day length:   13:55   
Moon Phase:   Waning Crescent
   
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[OhauitiWeather]

Current Observation: Fine after a cool start this morning followed by a beautiful day topped off with a magnificent Sunset. The daytime breeze has dropped right back now and it has clouded up quite a bit which mens no stars and moon ou there at the moment.
 
Current Recordings: Temp: 9.7c Going down, Humidty: 79%, Rain: 0.0 mm, Average Wind Speed (10 Mins): 1 km/h S, Pressure 1025.8 hPa Falling.
 
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[OhauitiWeather]

Today’s Weather at Ohauiti Weather
Conditions at local time 22:10 on 07 November 2012

Temperature and Humidity
Temperature   9.6 °C   
Dew Point    6.0 °C
Windchill   9.6 °C   
Humidity   78%
Heat Index   9.6 °C   
Apparent Temperature   8.0 °C

Rainfall
Rainfall Today   0.0 mm   
Rainfall Rate   0.0 mm/hr
Rainfall This Month   2.9 mm   
Rainfall This Year   1457.1 mm
Rainfall Last Hour   0.0 mm   
Last rainfall   2012-11-03 16:26

Wind
Wind Speed (gust)   5 km/h   
Wind Speed (avg)   4 km/h
Wind Bearing   181° S   
Beaufort F1   Light air

Pressure
Barometer    1025.8 hPa   
Rising   +0.5 hPa/hr

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[OhauitiWeather]

Upper North Island
 
Any morning showers about Auckland northwards clear then expect mostly sunny weather with some cloud and light winds, afternoon sea breezes. East to southeasterly winds will prevail in the north of Northland however with some cloud. Mostly sunny about the Bay Of Plenty with light winds and afternoon sea breezes near the coast, mostly sunny in the Waikato also with light winds. Cloudy about Gisborne with southwesterly breezes and the odd shower, winds tend more southerly in the evening.
 HIGHS: 17-18 for most today, Gisborne cooler on 14 however.

Lower North Island
 
Mostly sunny about Taranaki through to Kapiti, also the Central North Island with southeasterly breezes. Some cloud at times particularly afternoon. Expect cloudy and sunny spells in Wellington with southerly breezes which will ease at night. Southwesterly breezes about Wairarapa with mostly cloudy skies, perhaps a few sunny areas but also the risk of a shower for a time from late afternoon. Winds tend more southeasterly in the evening then die out at night with cloud clearing. Cloudy periods about Hawkes Bay with southwesterly breezes, the odd shower at times from late afternoon as winds tend more southeast. Showers clear at night.
 HIGHS: 16-17 degrees, cooler about Wellington through to Hawkes Bay with 13-14.
 
Upper South Island
 
Mostly sunny in all areas with light winds, expect sea breezes in all coastal areas to develop around midday. In inland areas mostly about the ranges isolated showers develop during the afternoon possibly heavy about the Nelson and Buller ranges in particular then clear at night.
 HIGHS: 16-17 about most regions perhaps cooling down a little in the afternoon in coastal areas as sea breezes kick in.
 
Lower South Island
 
Mostly sunny in all areas with light winds after a frosty start, afternoon sea breezes in coastal areas. Some cloud during the afternoon in inland areas with the low risk of a shower or two about some hills and ranges.
 HIGHS: 16 in Southland, 18-19 in Central Otago. A little cooler on the west and east coast’s with 13-14 expected.
 

WeatherWatch.co.nz
http://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/...national-forecast-17

[OhauitiWeather]

Skies are improving over northern & eastern areas of the North Island but it could take a little time this morning for all cloud, showers and drizzly showers to completely disappear. The southerly wants to keep hold of Hawkes Bay and Gisborne just a tad longer.
 
Blue skies are moving into many areas though and winds have eased overall compared to the night before last. Today most regions will see light winds with sea breezes this afternoon about the coast.
 
Temperatures dipped again overnight in the south and frosts have also formed as a result but they are expected to thaw out reasonably quickly this morning.The thermometer is already starting to rise with the sun up already.
 
We're now one week into the last month of spring and as we've previously mentioned the cold nights aren't breaking any records but frosts and heavy dews this late in the season aren't that common though.
 
"It seems that temperatures should start to pick up slowly as of today" says weather analyst Richard Green.
 
"The next few days should be close to normal if not a little above just as the weekend gets underway".
 
Head weather analyst Philip Duncan also thinks we're slowly on the improve."It has been cool or even cold for much of the country since the weekend. It seems we're now out of the coldest part of the season and slowly but surely we're picking the temperatures to lift and be where they should be".
 
Snow has fallen to low levels along the Southern Alps over the last week to ten days and skifields closed several weeks ago.The interesting point is that a few could have stayed open this late in the season with unseasonably snowy events.
 
WeatherWatch.co.nz overall sees the cold air on the wane as the month ticks by.

As we edge closer to summer the nights should slowly warm up but don't hold your breath entirely just yet.


WeatherWatch.co.nz
http://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/content/midweek-looking-bright