Wild Land

Hydro-electric storage lake levels rose dramatically during December 2010, according to provisional figures released by WITS Free To Air.

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Hydro storage lake levels declined steadily during May.

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A late evening deluge in Tawa yesterday caused some evacuations and was a close call for others. The Kenepuru Stream rose rapidly, and Tawa Weather recorded its wettest day since the weather station was commissioned in January 2005.

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Hydro storage lake levels improved dramatically at the end of April 2010.

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New Zealand’s hydro lake storage remained stable during March 2010, with a slow decline during the early part of the month being reversed by very large inflows between March 22nd and 25th.

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New Zealand’s hydro lake storage plunged during February 2010, continuing a decline that began on January 12th.

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New Zealand’s hydro-electric storage peaked at 4063 GWh during January 2010 before slowly declining.

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Some Wellingtonians have been muttering about the dismal weather we have been experiencing this summer.

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Hydro lake storage passed below average during November 2009, and inflows were generally below average.

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Hydro lake storage declined at a steady rate during October 2009.

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Tawa’s climate during October 2009 was wetter and cooler than normal for recent years.

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Hydro storage peaked at more than 4,000 GWh during January before declining.

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The remnants of tropical cyclone Innis brought heavy rain to Tawa yesterday, making it the wettest day in at least four years.

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New Zealand’s hydro-electric storage remained above average during December, following a dramatic improvement during late November.

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Last year, Wellington’s northern suburb of Tawa experienced its second wettest year since 2005.

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