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WeatherWatch: Feeling spring in the air
It's the nights that are noticeably warmer for many of us – thanks to westerlies and not southerlies and rain, not frosts, writes Philip Duncan.
<i>WeatherWatch:</i> What is it about nuclear energy that we fear so much?
"I have this absolute fear of nuclear energy. Whenever I've been overseas and driven near a nuclear reactor I've been worried. But I can't really explain why," writes Philip Duncan.
<i>WeatherWatch:</i> Heavy rain, snow and thunderstorms
The unsettled and relatively mild weather is continuing across New Zealand this week with more severe weather in the forecast, writes Philip Duncan.
Weather watch: Ending on a high
This week is literally ending on a high, but all is about to change as the weather reminds us that winter isn’t all about frosty mornings and beautiful blue dome days.
<i>Weather Watch:</i> Making the most of the elements
Philip Duncan blogs on using the weather to your advantage.
Weather watch: A typical winter
This is your typical winter set up now. Frosty conditions south of Auckland, wet underfoot everywhere and most trees have now lost their leaves, except from about Waikato northwards.
Weather watch: Long weekend weather wobble
Queens Birthday weekend is almost upon us and the forecast, predictably, looks changeable.
Weather watch: Where's the snow?
Skiers and snowboarders have a lot to worry about at the moment as our nation’s ski resorts remain mostly natural snow free.
Weather watch: Is it a conspiracy?
Is there a massive government conspiracy developing in the skies over New Zealand?
Weather watch: Thunderstruck
The weekend’s rough weather in the North Island definitely marked a major turning point in our weather - this is just the start of wetter things to come.
Weather watch: The surprise that is weather
A weather presenter on Friday night kicked off the weather segment by telling Northland farmers that good rain is finally on the way this weekend.
Where are all the gales?
Make the most of the warmth - it won't be long before winter sneaks up on us.
More rain on the cards for Queenstown
More heavy rain is on the way for the Lake Wakatipu head waters before anything starts to improve.
<i>Weather Watch</i>: Auckland's water crisis
Weather analyst Philip Duncan can't believe Aucklanders are being asked to conserve water.
<i>Weather Watch:</i> Time running out for droughts
NZ is heading into what is traditionally the wettest time of the year, says Philip Duncan.
The weather can really brighten you up
Sometimes when you wake up in the morning and you're feeling sad it can be a struggle just to do something as simple as shaving.
Sceptical about climate change
I do believe humans are contributing to the polluting and heating of the earth.