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Navigating Central Otago's Extreme Cold: Insights from Lewis Ferris on Chilly Nights, Black Ice, and Climate Change's Impact
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Discover what’s causing the recent plummet in overnight temperatures with lows reaching a bone-chilling minus seven degrees as we speak with Lewis Ferris from MetService. Learn about the science behind high pressure systems, prolonged settled weather, and why Central Otago is particularly susceptible to these icy spells. Delve into intriguing concepts like temperature inversion and its impact on fog, and understand the unique hurdles faced by those in viticulture and horticulture during such frigid nights.Navigate the hidden dangers of black ice with personal stories that put its peril into perspective. We discuss how climate change is influencing weather patterns in New Zealand and the persistent reality of extreme cold. Drawing comparisons with continental Europe’s winter experiences, we'll explore the adaptability needed to manage severe climates. Don’t miss this episode packed with important local news, insightful weather discussions, and expert perspectives courtesy of Lewis Ferris.
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1. Navigating Central Otago's Extreme Cold: Insights from Lewis Ferris on Chilly Nights, Black Ice, and Climate Change's Impact (00:00:00)
2. Understanding Unusually Cold Weather Patterns (00:00:01)
3. Winter Weather Concerns and Patterns (00:10:11)
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