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Auckland’s location. Auckland enjoys warm, rather dry summers and mild, wet winters. The climate is comfortable all year round except in the summer months when a combination of heat and humidity can lead to some rather sticky days and nights. Frosts in winter are very rare.
New Zealanders happily point out the reason that much of the country is so brilliantly green is that God waters it regularly. Auckland and Christchurch probably have the best weather of New Zealand’s main population centres. Christchurch’s seasons are more distinct than Auckland’s and its winters are noticably cooler.
Feb 14, 2020 · Hi everyone, could you share how the winter conditions vary across Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch? Temperatures, difficulty of driving, availability of insulated homes, and anything winter-important.
The September 2020 Barfoot and Thompson rental report stated that, in the Auckland Central suburbs, Aucklanders are paying around $657 per week for a three bedroomed property and $524 for a two bedroomed property. The report also stated that in Auckland city centre, Aucklanders are paying around $1,041 per week for a three bedroomed property ...
The weather would have to be the one thing I found hard to accept. Coming from Sunny South Africa, enjoying the tropical heat in Durban, it was a shock to all of our systems, when we experienced four seasons in one day.
Jun 24, 2016 · Dear All I need some hands on advice about choice of relocation between the two cities (weather and quakes aside:laugh:laugh) .I am biased toward Welly and wife seems to love Auckland.However I need a solid argument in favor of either city to ease the decision making process. Apart from the transport and housing issues affecting Auckland what are some other factors to consider? I have listed a ...
• The least sunny places lie in the far south and on the west coast. • New Zealand’s three major cities – Auckland, Christchurch, and Wellington all receive over two thousand hours of bright sunshine each year.
Christchurch enjoys a temperate, relatively dry climate with rain falling on fewer days than New Zealand’s other major cities. The climate is comfortable all year round, although winter nights can be chilly and frosts are much more common in Christchurch than in Wellington or Auckland.
Apr 3, 2013 · In 2019, the average household income in Wellington was $118,600; Auckland was $117,000; Canterbury was $104,300 and Waikato $102,000. In 2019, New Zealand’s median annual household income (from all sources of income) was $91,700. In 2019, New Zealand’s average household income (from all sources of income) was $106,300.
Jun 15, 2016 · Snow falls in New Zealand's South Island and at higher altitudes in the North Island. It is extremely rare at sea level in the North Island, with one snowfall in both Auckland and Wellington in 2011 after a period of 80 years where none occurred. Snow is more common inland in both main islands, though snow to sea level does occur on average ...
