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Warm weather forecast for final month of Autumn

Warm weather forecast for final month of Autumn

Unseasonably high temperatures are forecast to keep New Zealand warm for the last month of autumn.

The warmer than average weather should last for at least the next three weeks.

The previous highs for May included 24.6C in Auckland in 2011, 22.4C in Hamilton in 2004, and a staggering 27.3C in Christchurch in 1978.

According to Weather Watch, the outlook for the rest of winter is similar to last year.

Niwa says the outlook for winter was for above-average temperatures but average or below average rainfall.


Network summary for week ending 01 May 2016

Electricity


A relatively quiet week on the network saw just one car v pole incident in Kaipara during the week.

Not only were car v asset incidents on the decline, so were Fire Service call outs with just one required in Helensville.


Gas

There were no gas incidents reported to Vector this week.


About Vector: (www.vector.co.nz)
Vector is New Zealand’s leading multi-network infrastructure company which delivers energy and communication services to more than one million homes and businesses across the country. Vector is listed on the New Zealand Stock Exchange with ticker symbol VCT. Our majority shareholder, with a 75.4% stake, is the Auckland Energy Consumer Trust (AECT).

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