Belmont, Lower Hutt

5.7 degrees
97% Humidity
Calm
Nil Rain
Barometer on 1016.2
Solar 56

Sun breaking through clouds, sunny day ahead

West Melton

Sun trying to get though.

Temp 11.3
Wind 1.6 NE
W Gust 14.5
Baro 1001.8
Dew/drizzle 0.2

Kaipara                  at 12:08
Current Conditions:         Cloudy, Showers
Over Night Temp:            10.4°C at 2:09
Rain since Midnight:         4.2mm
Current Temp Outside:    12.8°C
Dew Point:                       12.5°C
Wind Speed:                    13.0km/h
Wind Direction:                 N
Max Gust:                         32.2km/h at 0:00
Humidity:                          98%
Pressure:                         1011.9hPa

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

Wednesday 21st August 2013
Dawn: 06:25
Sunrise: 06:51
Moonrise: 18:02
Dusk: 18:12
Sunset:  17:45
Moonset: 06:20
Daylight: 11:47
Day length: 10:54
Moon Phase: Full moon

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For a change we have a decent frontal system coming through with some real rain instead of those weak things we have experienced in recent times that barely bring a shower, some brief random and skiffy showers throughout the day with the decent rain starting about 16:00 and continuing almost without break ever since, predicted to rain all night and clear before lunch tomorrow so it would be what I call a typical 12 - 18 hour frontal passage with hopefully 30 - 50mm of rainfall . . . my water tank hopes so anyway.  Max temperature today was 15.8c at 12:22 which coincided with one of the two or three fleeting glimpses of a weakish sun.  Today started grey and overcast with an increasing Easterly wind that reached its peak gust of 44km/hr at 20:24 after it had drifted more towards a North Easterly, now very slowly trending back towards an Easterly.  Outdoor Humidity has been pretty much stuck over 90% for most of the day but did get down to a low of 63% briefly at 13:02.  As predicted yesterday the Barometer has indeed run out of puff and has dropped consistently today except for a small rally between 4:00 and 10:30 before completely capitulating and heading south, currently down to 1015.8 hPa from a max of 1020.6 at 0:00, currently falling at -0.1 hPa.