Auckland
  Mostly Dry
  22 º
  18 º
  Christchurch
  Cloudy
  14 º
  13 º
  Dublin
  Chance of Showers
  10 º
  8 º
  Sydney
  Fine
  27 º
  18 º
  Melbourne
  Dry
  27 º
  14 º
  Daily Weather Blog 16 March 16/03/2010
Daily Weather Blog 16 March
  Watch Ken in live in the flesh each day! Today's clip for 16 March 2010.
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  Gold Coast Outlook 15/03/2010
Gold Coast Outlook
  The cyclones are forming in the northeast as part of the cyclone and monsoonal season that lasts until April. What happens next? Should Queenslanders go camping over Easter?
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  How did we do? 13/03/2010
How did we do?
  What we said either in print or on radio, against what has provably happened. Make up your own mind about our accuracy.
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  10-day Outlooks for both Australia and NZ 11/03/2010
10-day Outlooks for both Australia and NZ
  Looking ahead for the next week and a half at the systems that are forming our current weather patterns. Who will get the rain?
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  Extreme weather not yet in the news 08/03/2010
Extreme weather not yet in the news
  Here you'll get what we think is going to happen a whole month beforehand. You'll be told about it before any other metservice or news channel.
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  Cloud secrets 07/03/2010
Cloud secrets
  Ever wondered how the old-timers could look up and tell you correctly what was coming? Here's a quick 5-minute course.
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  The tsunami and the moon 02/03/2010
The tsunami and the moon
  An earthquake near Chile measured 8.8 on the Richter scale. It was shallow enough to send a ripple across the ocean towards NZ. Tsunami risks for NZ only come from the east. It is no coincidence that the moon is far closer to us right now.
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  Welcome to our new website 26/02/2010
Welcome to our new website
  On this website you will not find descriptions like "it was warmer because there was high pressure". We will tell you the real reasons for weather events, and mostly they are due to the position of the moon. Some call it astrology but it is really an older form of astronomy. There are many articles here about how the moon does it; basically the same pulling force that hauls tides also hauls air. The ideas may sound new but they are actually very old.
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  Ireland and UK weather 26/02/2010
Ireland and UK weather
  The best summer weather is likely to be short this year, spanning only from the last part of May to early June and from the last week in June to mid July. There should be plenty of rain again, but at least some summer days when they are usually expected.
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  Australia Outlook for March 26/02/2010
Australia Outlook for March
  Weather expectations for the month ahead. This includes all states and some capitals.
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  The Moon and the Water Table 26/02/2010
The Moon and the Water Table
  When the tide is high at the coast it is also high in the water table under the ground. By keeping an eye on the tidal variation we can determine how much to irrigate plants.
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  March Outlook for NZ 26/02/2010
March Outlook for NZ
  March should be drier, sunnier but cooler than normal for both islands. Read on.
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  Queensland Outlook 26/02/2010
Queensland Outlook
  Now that summer is ended people are wondering what is in store for the State in months to come. Cairns is safe and in for a lot of rain, but after April other areas may be parched.
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  The Fishing Archive, updated weekly 26/02/2010
The Fishing Archive, updated weekly
  Ken Ring is on Radio Live B Sport with Geoff Thomas and Andy Baker, every Saturday morning at 7.55am. It started at the end of July 2009. Transcripts will be posted here after the interviews.
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  The turning of the tide 25/01/2010
The turning of the tide
  The world's leading economies, who couldn't agree on any actual policy on climate change at the G-8 Summit in Italy last July, opted instead to command the clouds, the seas and all of the Earth to cool, with a decree “the increase in global average temperature above pre-industrial levels shall not exceed 2 degrees [Celsius]”. Doesn’t this sound a bit like the vain attempts of King Canute to stop the waves?
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  Why The Drought Is nearly Gone 25/01/2010
Why The Drought Is nearly Gone
  More evidence that the Australian drought is nearly over can be found by looking at the timing of past droughts, and identifying a pattern. So, lets get to grips with the El Nino / La Nina oscillations.
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  Is The Weather Fickle, or Just the Forecasters? 25/01/2010
Is The Weather Fickle, or Just the Forecasters?
  The country’s meteorologists seem to be reacting to weather rather than predicting it and saying its getting more unpredictable. Should we now wait nervously for the next lot of bizarre weather behaviour to descend on us? Lets not forget the Grand Weather Cycles…!
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  Here Comes The Sun (spots) 25/01/2010
Here Comes The Sun (spots)
  The tide of increased electromagnetic intensity on the Sun is stirring back into life. Black mole-like marks called ‘sunspots’, in reality regions of strong magnetic field, are re-gathering on the Sun's surface after a long absence.
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  Times and tides 25/01/2010
Times and tides
  Not only do the oceans have tides, but the Earth (Land) also does, with a visco-elastic deformation of the earth under the action of the gravitational pull of the moon and the sun. Here are some observations and folklores to think about.
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  Threat to Freedom: global warning 25/01/2010
Threat to Freedom: global warning
  The world is now divided between those who think Nature causes weather and those who believe that man and his emissions are responsible for all the current catastrophes and that and freakish weather was never experienced before. Why is open debate not allowed anymore?
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