Thread: INCOMING BAD WEATHER.

I am a bit over the constant weather warnings. Since moving to Hokitika where the weather is better than Rotorua. We find the predictions. Yr.no included very optimistic. The Coasters just deal with it and accept it. They observe the forecast's and take it into account. It certainly doesn't warrant anything to stop them pursuing their lifestyle choices. Friend sent me a pic of his 31st one of the year. I'm struggling to find space in the freezer for anymore. If a tree blocks the road a local uses' it for firewood they don't phone the council down here. I really like the move south.

Originally Posted by turtleSO

I am a bit over the constant weather warnings. Since moving to Hokitika where the weather is better than Rotorua. We find the predictions. Yr.no included very optimistic. The Coasters just deal with it and accept it. They observe the forecast's and take it into account. It certainly doesn't warrant anything to stop them pursuing their lifestyle choices. Friend sent me a pic of his 31st one of the year. I'm struggling to find space in the freezer for anymore. If a tree blocks the road a local uses' it for firewood they don't phone the council down here. I really like the move south.

Having just returned from a months holiday on the coast I can vouch that Hoki has a lot more going for it than just better weather than Rotorua

Is it any wonder?
How many countries our size have two state funded weather services? Met Service and Niwa.
I personally use neither, multiple quality weather forecasting options out there.

If anyone knows old mate Seymour, perhaps a word in his ear.
Give one the chop, or at least amalgamate them and save our tax dollars…