Not another climate thread
Nov 1st 2006, 9:05 am
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Re: Not another climate thread
The weather report said 18 degrees for Hamilton today - But I sat out in the garden at 6pm and it seemed a lot warmer than that. Two summers in one year - (and a week in Egypt!) 
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Nov 1st 2006, 1:24 pm
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Re: Not another climate thread
Excellent, thanks cottage!
Nov 1st 2006, 8:20 pm
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Re: Not another climate thread
Originally Posted by cottageinthesky
Have a feeling that last year, Wellington knocked spots off Auckland for sunshine hours and temperature - I might wait behind a parapet for that one to sink into the Aucklanders!!
cheeky I haven't been there yet, but some jafa's that I know who have moved up from there say its very windy, is that right?
A couple of years ago we went to Taupo for the Easter long weekend, it was freezing down there! had to stay in a bar & keep warm
A beautiful day here today, the ocean was like a mirror this morning, and the shop near my regular coffee shop has it Christmas tree up in the window!
Nov 2nd 2006, 7:34 am
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Re: Not another climate thread
Originally Posted by Jude J
cheeky I haven't been there yet, but some jafa's that I know who have moved up from there say its very windy, is that right?
A couple of years ago we went to Taupo for the Easter long weekend, it was freezing down there! had to stay in a bar & keep warm
A beautiful day here today, the ocean was like a mirror this morning, and the shop near my regular coffee shop has it Christmas tree up in the window!
I just don't want it to stop now. I'm covetous about the lovely weather - I don't want anyone to take it away from me once it arrives.
Nov 2nd 2006, 7:56 am
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Re: Not another climate thread
Originally Posted by Jude J
cheeky I haven't been there yet, but some jafa's that I know who have moved up from there say its very windy, is that right?
A couple of years ago we went to Taupo for the Easter long weekend, it was freezing down there! had to stay in a bar & keep warm
A beautiful day here today, the ocean was like a mirror this morning, and the shop near my regular coffee shop has it Christmas tree up in the window!
Windy season is usually from about now to end November, December - changes depending on el nino/nina - it certainly can blow - but not all the time - and I've been in various other places in NZ which have been just as windy.
