Friday 29th September 2023 |
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Highlights:
• El Niño has officially arrived, and is likely to continue over summer.
• Dramatic temperature swings are likely in the next three months, with periods of unseasonable warmth likely followed by sharply colder southerlies
• Elevated chance for below normal rainfall in many regions
• Above normal wind strength, with periods of potentially damaging winds
• Greater fire danger potential than last year for many areas (For more info: www.checkitsalright.nz)
• Marine heatwaves are expected to be less persistent and widespread than those that have occurred in previous years.
A livestream will take place today at 11:30am: https://www.facebook.com/NIWAWeather/live.
NIWA will be joined by FENZ colleagues to discuss fire weather risk in more detail.
Kind regards,
Jess
ENDS
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