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A new day, a new dawn - Today is: Friday, 23 October 2026 05:58:51 NZDT
FORECAST:
Partly cloudy skies. High 24C. Winds ESE at 10 to 15 km/h. It feels like 7.6°C. 4 clothing layers recommended.
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Temperature | : | 
8.5°C, 94% |
Pressure | : | 
1025.7hPa |
 Fire Danger |
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| Wind Speed | : |
2km/h |
Wind Gust | : |
 4km/h |
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| Air Quality | : | 9 AQI 2.7ug/m3 | Rainfall | : |
0.0mm |
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| Sun Light | : | 0lx, 0.0hrs | Solar UV | : | 0.0UVI 0W/m2 | ||||
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Last weather station contact: Friday, 23 October 2026 at 06:01:18. Updated in seconds |
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Palmy Weather Sky Cam - NORTH
Palmerston North Weather Webcam (Sky Cam) is looking in a northerly direction.
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Palmerston North Weather Webcam (Sky Cam) is looking in a westerly direction.
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Palmy Weather Sky Cam - SOUTH
Palmerston North Weather Webcam (Sky Cam) is looking in a southerly direction.
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Palmerston North City Webcam
Palmerston North City Webcam located on the "Palmerston North City Council Building" looking North East over "The Square" towards Tararua Ranges and "The Gorge".
Provided by "Palmerston North City Council". Updated every 1 second.
Manawatū River Webcam, 250m East from Fitzherbert Bridge
Manawatū River webcam looking East. Located 250m East from the Fitzherbert Bridge in Palmerston North.
Provided by "Horizons Regional Council". Updated every 4 hours.
ZL2KO Branch 20 - Manawatū Amateur Radio Society: North Range Road
North Range Road: North |
North Range Road: South |
North Range Road: East |
North Range Road: West |
Palmerston North from North Range Road |
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Located on North Range Road which traverses the crest of the Tararua Ranges is a radio repeater station managed by the Manawatū Amateur Radio Society, Branch 20. On this site they have a webcam which provides a view of the ranges and city of Palmerston North.
Amateur (ham) radio is a non-commercial hobby and communication service. Licensed operators use designated radio frequencies to talk locally and globally without using the internet or cell networks. It is vital for emergency response. This repeater site on North Range Road offers connection and coverage for those radio enthusiasts to communicate with each other across the wider Manawatū and Tararua.
Amateur radio provides a vital service during natural disasters and it supports emergency communications through AREC for civil defence and search-and-rescue operations.
Interested in amateur radio? Become a member today! (ZL2MSA)
Provided by "ZL2KO Branch 20 Manawatū Amateur Radio Society / 'ZL WAN'". Updated every 15 minutes.Amateur (ham) radio is a non-commercial hobby and communication service. Licensed operators use designated radio frequencies to talk locally and globally without using the internet or cell networks. It is vital for emergency response. This repeater site on North Range Road offers connection and coverage for those radio enthusiasts to communicate with each other across the wider Manawatū and Tararua.
Amateur radio provides a vital service during natural disasters and it supports emergency communications through AREC for civil defence and search-and-rescue operations.
Interested in amateur radio? Become a member today! (ZL2MSA)
Central North Island Volcanic Plateau Webcams
Mount Ruapehu
Mount Ngāuruhoe
Mount Tongariro
The central North Island Volcanic Plateau is where these three mountains are located. Only 188km North of Palmerston North, they are within the Manawatū-Wanganui boundary. At a height of 2,797 m (9,177 ft) these slopes are great for skiing and are located on one of the most active volcanic areas in the world.
Provided by "Geo Net". Updated every 10 minutes.
