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Warming climate brings record winter temperatures
Friday 4 Sep 20 8:00am
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THIS WINTER was the warmest on record in New Zealand and is in line with scientific predictions about climate change, scientists say.
The National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research says the winter that officially ended on Monday was 1.14deg warmer than the winter average recorded in its seven-station series, which began in 1909.
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