Biggest Storm On Earth Hits New Zealand

[KamaAina]

http://yournewswire.com/biggest-storm-on-earth-hits-new-zealand/

WeatherWatch.co.nz said the forecast air pressure at its centre over the next 24 hours would be greater than that of Hurricane Katrina when it made landfall in 2005.

Weather expert Philip Duncan said, “It’s fairly normal to get a cold snap in late May. We’re less than a week away from winter, it’s not surprising to get a blast like this.”

But he said the low’s strength was surprising.

“The depth of this storm south of New Zealand is up there with some of the biggest hurricanes we’ve seen. It’s a really big storm.”

For those of you who remember the Blizzard of '78, that was a winter hurricane.

[LuvNewcastle]

1. Stay safe, warm, and dry, NZ.

I hope your experience is nothing like what we saw in Katrina.

[catnhatnh]

2. Doesn't ANYBODY proofread the shit they post anymore?

"WeatherWatch.co.nz said the forecast air pressure at its centre over the next 24 hours would be greater than that of Hurricane Katrina when it made landfall in 2005."



Ummm-hurricanes are a low pressure event...