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Coldest May morning in years, freezing start for South Island, New Zealand -- Earth Changes -- Sott net

© MetService The Crown Range Road this morning.It was another freezing start for many in the South today, with temperatures plunging to a bone-chilling -10C in some places. Forecaster Niwa said Middlemarch, inland from Dunedin, hit -10.1C, which was provisionally New Zealand s lowest May temperature since 2001, excluding high-elevation locations. The wintry conditions prompted warnings for road users, with gritted roads and freezing fog reported. Dunedin Airport was also very cold, recording -8.4C, while inland Otago was sub-zero in most places. Further north, parts of the Mackenzie Basin were also hovering around -10C. The Queenstown Lakes District Council advised that roads are dry in the Wakatipu basin and some grit has been applied in the usual shaded areas and hotspots around Arthurs Point, Malaghans Road, Glenorchy Road, Bob s Cove and Closeburn.

Frosty morning for south as temperatures plunge below zero

Jonathan Guildford and Matthew Littlewood16:52, May 26 2021 GEORGE EMPSON/SUPPLIED A foggy and frosty Wednesday morning in Tekapo. It has been a bitterly cold morning for many across the South Island as temperatures in several southern centres plummeted into the negatives, well below their overnight averages for autumn. According to MetService as of 7am on Wednesday, Tekapo had the lowest temperature at -8.2 degrees Celsius, Mosgiel was at -7C, Christchurch was -3C, Timaru -6C, Dunedin Airport -7.1C, Alexandra -6.8C, Invercargill -3C, Queenstown -4C and Westport was just over 3C. However, Mackenzie Country Weather NZ forecaster Jordan Langley said temperatures overnight in the Mackenzie District included -8C for Tekapo, -10C for Fairlie, and -7C for Twizel.

We didn t have a chance to save her : Famous food truck inferno captured on camera

We didn t have a chance to save her : Famous food truck inferno captured on camera 14 Mar, 2021 07:49 PM 3 minutes to read Queenstown Food Caravan Fire. Video / James Allan Photography Anna Leask is a senior reporter for the New Zealand Heraldanna.leask@nzherald.co.nz@AnnaLeask It s a food truck known and loved by many in the South Island - but the owner could do little more than stand and watch it go up in flames. The Truck Norris Texas BBQ team had been at Bob s Cove just south of Queenstown and were heading home when the caravan started smoking. Within minutes, it was gone.

Ben s career script s rewritten

Mountain Scene February 1, 2021 Back home: Ben Farry says he comes back to Queenstown to decompress Queenstowners of a certain age will recall the late Pat Farry’s career as a pioneering rural GP.  But, as PHILIP CHANDLER discovers, his son Ben’s also forged an amazing career in the world of drama. He explains why he’s moved from acting into screenwriting and recalls his first attempts at filmmaking Thank goodness for a mid-life crisis. After a long career as an actor, born-and-bred Queenstowner Ben Farry who’s largely been based in London since ‘97 is discovering even more success as a screenwriter.

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