Weather has been mild and mainly fine for Taupō, with some spectacular sunsets thrown in too so far this autumn. Photo / Merv Richdale
April weather in Taupō continued to be very mild, cloudy, and damp last week.
Temperatures were yet again well above the average for the second month of autumn, making conditions quite pleasant, despite the patches of mainly light rain and drizzle.
With just on one week of the month remaining,
indications are that for the second successive month a below-average monthly rainfall total is likely to be recorded.
By perusing the data chart, it is clearly evident that the maximum temperature for each day was above the average for April and that just two night-time minimum temperatures fell below the average mark.
With this weekly report being filed last Sunday, the weather for the week ahead indicated that temperatures would start to become marginally cooler as the winter approaches, with May being the last official autumn month.
