奥克兰地区发布风暴及龙卷风警报，请大家注意

独孤一狼

奥克兰地区于昨日（10月1日）发布风暴及龙卷风警报

RANUI地区出现小型龙卷风，已经造成房屋损害及道路损害

北岸northcote及glenfiled地区出现道路淹没现象及道路破损

city的lower gueen street及fanshawe street出现道路淹没

同时，由于暴风雨，造成奥克兰地区部分地区树木折断，也造成很多车祸发生，均信均与暴风雨有关


提醒各位同学注意行车安全，尽量不出家门，如果屋外拜访有遮阳伞或者轻便椅等，请保持固定，以免造成人员及财产损伤

同时，市区内的同学，请尽量避免在房屋下面路过，防止高空物品落下砸伤

独孤一狼

copied from NZherald

Wild weather with more to come




UPDATED 8.25am Monday October 2, 2006
By James Ihaka, Elizabeth Binning and Lee Rowberry


The MetService is warning more wild weather could hit northern regions today after a mini tornado yesterday which swept through West Auckland damaging roofs, uprooting trees and causing widespread flooding.

A heavy rain warning was issued last night, with thunderstorms and up to 100mm of rain expected to fall in Northland, Auckland and the Coromandel Peninsula by this afternoon.

Yesterday's tornado struck in Martin Jugum Lane about 3.30pm, heralding a severe electric storm that caused flooding, landslips and damage throughout West Auckland, the North Shore and central city.

Firefighters have now been called to around 200 incidents since yesterday afternoon. The AA is warning this morning that surface flooding is particularly deep at the end of the North-Western Motorway at Westgate where State Highways 16 and 18 meet.

Further north, police says there are still concerns about flooding on the Kaipara Coast Highway. International and domestic flights were also affected at Auckland airport.

Ranui resident Cathy Andrews had been chatting to a friend in Australia on the internet when she heard a "tremendous crashing noise".

"I looked out the window and everything was flying everywhere - there were trees, fencing and tiles just flying all over the place," she said.

"I ran through the house shouting 'Tornado! Tornado!'

"There was this absolute roar and it's something you wouldn't want to live through again."

Further down the road Isaac Cheriyam felt his house bear the full brunt of the tornado. "I was just watching TV when we heard this incredible noise," he said.

"The house then started rattling and the thunder and lightning came at the same time - I could hear it coming towards our house from the other side of the street."

Mr Cheriyam said the tornado petered out after it went past his home - throwing tiles on to his front lawn, denting his garage door and piling his outdoor dining set on top of itself.

The tornado left a trail of damage at least 100m long.

Ripped out

Large sections of fences had been ripped out of the ground and flown up to 40m through the air.

Housing insulation was hanging from the inside of homes, roofing tiles were scattered throughout properties and outdoor furniture was thrown about like toys.

While firefighters tried to repair the damaged roofs using tiles and salvage sheets, the Northern Communications Centre received the first of more than 100 calls that came in during the worst of the storm.

In West Auckland swollen streams flooded houses, basements and buildings, while arcing powerlines caused small fires.

Heavy winds uprooted trees and sent one iron roof flying into a neighbouring property.

Rain fell at up to 50mm an hour in some parts of the city.

The wild electrical storm above the airport meant delays for both international and national flights, said airport communications adviser Carolyn Gibson.

In Henderson Valley Rd, Kelly Jamieson and partner Neil were so concerned about the flooding they drove their son to his grandmother's home.

"It just came up really quick from out the back creek. Suddenly all of Neil's tools were floating in the garage," Ms Jamieson said.

In Opanuku Rd firefighters helped the Collins family move property to higher ground. The firefighters then put a pole in the floodwaters and told the family to evacuate if the water rose above a certain level.

As the storm moved across the city firefighters began getting calls for help in the central city and North Shore - where 30mm of rain fell between 4pm and 5pm at Birkenhead Pt.

In the city a foodcourt in lower Queen St flooded and people were evacuated from the Civic Theatre after sewage flooded its lower level.

Fire Service Northern Communications Centre shift manager Jaron Phillips said firefighters had attended 126 emergency calls between 3pm and 8.30pm, most of which were about flooding.

A handful of car accidents were probably related to the weather.

Parts of the Northern Motorway and State Highway 17 around Dairy Flat and Albany were closed by flooding at one stage last night. The motorway was closed northbound from the Esmonde Rd exit.

Mr Phillips said the Fire Service worked under its Multiple Incidents Procedures into the evening.

Additional reporting: NEWSTALK ZB, NZPA

[ 本帖最后由 独孤一狼 于 2006-10-2 14:02 编辑 ]

香.香

那我板凳！！！

不要把我卷走就好了。

刹那恍惚

不能出去吃饭了...
啊~~~~~~~
好响的雷声啊~~~~`

H.U.T

恐怖~                                                                .

香.香

不能出去吃饭，只好在家啃土豆了。

lunajess

只好在家啃面吃了    这2天好大的雨啊~~~~~~

oooz

雨要下到什么时候啊？ 不想上学了

Twenty--Seven

这要是放假多好啊，睡觉的好天气，可惜作业多享受不了了

想她

下雨下雨,晴天晴天~~!

tjjelly

讨厌下雨天~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!讨厌!

不会转呼啦圈

哇！奥克兰这么恐怖！虽然这边也阴天下雨，不过还好~~

晴天男孩

清流感恐慌还没结束，龙卷风又来了

evospeed

什么地方啊 一会臭氧层少20%  一会bird flu 现在又来龙卷风~