New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 68

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✨ Weather Maps

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16 MARCH
(Weather map showing isobaric patterns over New Zealand and the surrounding ocean for 16 March. High pressure system 'H' is centered over the South Island with a reading of 1020. Low pressure system 'L' is located to the east with a reading of 1000.)

17 MARCH
(Weather map showing isobaric patterns for 17 March. High pressure system 'H' is moving east over the North Island. A low pressure system 'L' of 1000 is approaching from the west.)

18 MARCH
(Weather map showing isobaric patterns for 18 March. A high pressure system 'H' is centered over the Tasman Sea. A low pressure system 'L' of 1000 is located south of the South Island.)

19 MARCH
(Weather map showing isobaric patterns for 19 March. High pressure system 'H' is centered over the South Island. A low pressure system 'L' is located to the northeast.)

20 MARCH
(Weather map showing isobaric patterns for 20 March. High pressure system 'H' is centered over the Tasman Sea. A low pressure system 'L' is located to the north.)

21 MARCH
(Weather map showing isobaric patterns for 21 March. High pressure system 'H' is centered over the North Island. A low pressure system 'L' is located to the south.)

22 MARCH
(Weather map showing isobaric patterns for 22 March. High pressure system 'H' is located to the west. A complex low pressure system 'L' is centered over the South Island.)

23 MARCH
(Weather map showing isobaric patterns for 23 March. High pressure system 'H' is located to the west. A low pressure system 'L' is moving away to the east of the North Island.)

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🎓 Weather Maps for March 16-23, 1987

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KeywordsWeather, Maps, Isobaric Patterns, High Pressure, Low Pressure

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