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My home one. The official site reached -2.9C and 12.9C. I only use the official station after the event, as they don't have live feeds. It's also over 20km away, plus three valleys over. Where I was working yesterday (about 30 km away) , still had -4C on the thermometer at about 10.00am.
Moderately high diurnal range is a feature of my climate and other regions in NZ. 15C for a whole winter month is a big average here, but I don't think I've seen a month below 10C. Other regions can see months with a 21C average. My area is unusual for having a combination of reasonably large diurnal range and rainfall totals. I don't think anywhere in the world can match it for a coastal location. It's a climate that warms quickly, cools quickly and rains hard.
6.05 am
-1C/30F, Forecast high of 15C/59F
100% RH
Clear and a slight breeze
-I expect that the official site will have a colder minimum this morning.
As predicted, the official site was colder than my one at -2.9C vs -1C for mine- it's all in the wind.
Currently at 5.56 am
13C/56F, Forecast high of 18C/64F
98% RH
Scattered cloud and sporadic rain. Nice and warm, and 17C warmer than the temperature two mornings ago at the same time.
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