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Aircraft affect weather
The Dominion Post‘s Kiran Chug covers new research, published in the journal Science, linking weather pattens with airplane activity at […]
Continue readingWeather scientists on Auckland tornado
The destruction caused by the tornado that hit Auckland at 3pm on the 3rd of May has received wide coverage, […]
Continue readingODT: Hot summer breaks records: Niwa
Crown Research Institute NIWA is reporting that many parts of NZ experienced their hottest summer on record this year. The […]
Continue readingMedia coverage: Extreme weather conference in Wellington
More than 200 scientists are gathering this week in Wellington to share information and better understand extreme weather events in […]
Continue readingNZ Herald: NZ’s cooler waters protect us from the worst storms
Isaac Davison writes in the New Zealand Herald about the factors which protect New Zealand from storms such as Cyclone […]
Continue readingClimate summary 2010 released
The National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) issued its annual report on New Zealand’s climate today, highlighting the warmest, […]
Continue readingStuff: Climate scientists struggle against butterfly effect
Michael Field writes for Stuff about NIWA’s quarterly seasonal climate outlook, and why accurately forecasting weather out past 16 days […]
Continue reading2010 Global temperatures in top 3 warmest on record – WMO
The World Meteorological Organization released its draft annual statement on the status of global climate today at UN climate talks […]
Continue reading‘Dirty Weather’ Diaries of Reverend Davis — rescuing lost climate data from the past
ONLINE MEDIA BRIEFING: THUR 30 September, 1:30 pm (NZT) — Weather data salvaged from Northland missionary diaries and Australian First […]
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