Archive for June, 2011


  • Shortest day today. Coldest day still to come. - June 22nd, 2011 , Written By: Bob McDavitt | 3 Comments

    • This seasonal lag varies around the country

  • New Plymouth tornado, Sunday 19 June 2011 - June 19th, 2011 , Written By: Peter Kreft | 2 Comments

    • The tornado in New Plymouth early on the morning of Sunday 19 June 2011, like every tornado that passes through an area where people observe it, was certainly dramatic. Like many tornadoes that affect Taranaki, this tornado formed out to sea – not very far to the northwest of New Plymouth – in a line [...]

  • Volcanic ash cloud in the New Zealand area - June 13th, 2011 , Written By: Peter Kreft | 5 Comments

    • Introduction The Wellington Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre (VAAC), operated by MetService on behalf of the New Zealand Civil Aviation Authority, is one of nine VAACs that operate under the International Airways Volcano Watch. Wellington VAAC is supported through the collaborative effort of MetService, GNS, Airways New Zealand and aircraft operators. For more information about the [...]

   

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