Weather Warning: Icy blast on the way
Hawke's Bay residents are being warned of possible snow, sleet and severe gale conditions in anticipation of the Antarctic blast forecast to reach the region early tomorrow morning.
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- 10:00 AM Jun 20th
Hawke's Bay residents are being warned of possible snow, sleet and severe gale conditions in anticipation of the Antarctic blast forecast to reach the region early tomorrow morning.
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Join the conversationAn Antarctic blast is set to hit Hawke's Bay toward the end of the week, with WeatherWatch forecasting the country will receive 48 to 72 hours of wild winter weather.
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Join the conversationThe family of a Dunedin man found dead in a Thai apartment complex are distraught and angry they learnt of his death through media reports rather than police yesterday. Alan Patrick Mouncey, 38, was found dead with a head wound in the bathroom of his apartment at P Place Apartments in Pattaya, a tourist mecca on the east coast of the Gulf of Thailand on Monday night. The Dunedin-born man, who held a British passport, was discovered in the third floor apartment by a housekeeper. Thai news agencies reported that Mr Mouncey's body was sent to the Police Forensic Institute in Bangkok for a post-mortem…
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