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Just had an email from my son's sixth form college, Peter Symonds in Winchester. Dear Parent/Carer You will be well aware of the adverse weather conditions forecast for tomorrow. We have carefully monitored the situation, reviewed the risk to our students and staff and conferred with transport providers. As a result we have taken the decision to close the College and move all teaching, learning and support services on Thursday 2 November online. ..........etc, etc
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Based on your situation ..... have you considered a future in submarines?
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running along the A 35 ??
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I suspect it'll still be stuck in traffic at Stonehenge!
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Christchurch, Dunedin and Invercargill more so. North Island cities milder than UK....I've never seen a frost in Auckland. Queenstown has my perfect NZ climate sunny dry summers and plenty of winter snow for skiing on the surrounding mountains.....my holiday this August .....skiing in Queenstown...Bliss!!
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Virgin Orbit have now filed for bankcruptcy. Spaceport Cornwall has sacked almost all staff. ......As this was the only client of Spaceport Cornwall it looks like the British Space dream is dead. Virgin Orbit: Richard Branson's rocket firm files for bankruptcy WWW.BBC.CO.UK The satellite launch company has failed to secure new investment after a rocket launch failed. Spaceport Cornwall's only satellite partner Virgin Orbit sacks almost all staff - Cornwall Live WWW.CORNWALLLIVE.COM The news coming out of the US about Virgin Orbit keeps getting worse
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The Electric Car - saving the climate or just polluting in other ways?
Kiwi replied to Sky Full's topic in Climate Change
Potholes are horrendous around here. Mrs Kiwi has just punctured her second tyre in as many months - both potholes! I know that the budgets for road repairs have been cut but is the extra weight of electric cars contributing to the pothole problem? Dutch research suggests that the weight and acceleration of electric cars causes more rapid deterioration of the tarmac. "Due to the massive battery, electric cars weigh more than ordinary passenger cars. Because of this bigger weight, not only do the tires wear out faster. According to experts from the Delft University of Technology, the top layer of the asphalt is also likely to wear out more quickly because electric cars have a higher acceleration capacity." -
The Electric Car - saving the climate or just polluting in other ways?
Kiwi replied to Sky Full's topic in Climate Change
How does that work for the 20% of UK population living in rural areas? Public transport is non existent. -
Model Output Discussion - Snow Watch limited edition
Kiwi replied to Paul's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
Decent covering in Silchester, just to the NW of Basingstoke. At least 5cm ...when out walking the dog mid morning. Shame that it's now pouring with rain! -
Vince Cocurullo Mayor of Whangarei "6:30am update Mon 13th Feb 2023 We have had heavy rainfalls last night along with high winds. NRC Rainfall gauges have recorded over 200mm in the last 24 hours. Metservice still have Whangarei and Northland in Red Zone for More Heavy rain and High winds, until Tuesday evening Wednesday Morning. https://www.metservice.com/maps-radar/rain/forecast/3-days"
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Model Output Discussion - Into February
Kiwi replied to damianslaw's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
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Cyclone Gabrielle
Kiwi replied to crimsone's topic in Hurricanes, Cyclones and Extreme weather worldwide
Watching this closely from the chilly safety of UK! Family in Whangarei, Kaitaia and Auckland (Titirangi) -
These additional quakes/aftershocks are causing havoc for rescue efforts.
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Yes, a separate quake, occured about 15 mins ago...obviously connected to others. About 100km from epicenter of earlier 7.8.
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Lots of hefty aftershocks. 5.0 at 6.26am 4.8 at 6.55am etc all at about 10-15km depth https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/?extent=35.41591,-326.55762&extent=40.12009,-315.06592&listOnlyShown=true
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Looks like my sisters in Whangarei (Northland) and Auckland are going to be getting very wet.....again! Some areas might get up to 220mm of rain. Heavy Rain Warning - Red Period: 19hrs from 9am Tue, 31 Jan - 4am Wed, 1 Feb Area: Northland Forecast: Expect 100 to 140 mm of rain in the north and east, with lesser amounts in the west. However, localised areas may receive 140 to 220 mm. Peak rates of 10 to 20 mm/h, mainly in the north and east, but localised areas may see 25 to 40 mm/h, or possibly more. Thunderstorms are also possible, and a Severe Thunderstorm Watch is also in force.
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Shocking NZ summer continues with torrential rainfall leading to major flooding around Auckland.