Pukekohe declares quiet panic over mildly warm wind, onion growers blame Auckland
A breeze rolled in off the Bombays and half the town went inside. The other half posted about it.
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A breeze rolled in off the Bombays and half the town went inside. The other half posted about it.
MetService widget says 14 and clear. The gazebo is now in Diamond Harbour.
After 14 months and $2.3m in legal fees, the Commission has determined the umbrella was, on the balance of probabilities, a bit shit.
The umbrella was bought in Invercargill, which locals say should have been a warning.
The umbrella was from Invercargill. The wind was from Opoho. Neither party is speaking.
A Northcote content creator's tearful apology after a Southland-branded umbrella inverted on Cranford Street.
MetService said the word once. The New World is now out of bread.
Temperature at time of gritting: 14 degrees. Forecast low: 11. Locals asked to please stop laughing.
Complainant alleges the wind waits until he opens the door. MetService declines to comment on motive.
MetService said minus one. Hamilton said stock up like the roads are closing.
One cloud. One suburb. One MetService app now sitting face-down on the bench.
One local's fringe reportedly blocked her vision on the main drag. Her flat white went cold.
Visibility on Wednesday morning was described as 'about a metre, tops' by a woman who had already given up.
Guys. Guys. I never thought I'd have to make this video about a Sunday picnic.
You didn't hear it from me. Heard it off Kev at the Carterton Club, Thursday. Maybe Wednesday.
Constable's note: the wind is not, at time of writing, a person under the Crimes Act 1961.
The mercury hit 22 with a bit of stick in the air. Marlborough has declared this unacceptable.
The forecast said sun. The sky said get stuffed. A single dark cloud is now parked directly over the ferry terminal doing whatever it wants.
The forecast said sunny. The cloud said no.
Bloke from Milson went on holiday up north. Came back the colour of a stop sign.