
Join New Zealand’s premiere rural weather communicator Phil Duncan (WeatherWatch) and Hawke’s Bay farmer and AgriHQ senior analyst Suz Bremner every Wednesday as they track the latest developments with the El Niño weather pattern and what this means for farmers.El Niño Watch is brought to you by Farmers Weekly and FMG – we’re here for the good of the country.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Categories | ScienceEarth Sciences | ||||

In this last El Niño Watch podcast for 2023, Phil and Suz reflect on the 10-weeks of a broken El Niño and look ahead to the rest of December as longer dry periods, westerly winds and higher temperatures are on the cards.
Karen Williams from FMG als... more
In this episode, Phil talks of a more El Niño-like weather pattern starting to form with more high pressure, more westerlies coming into the New Zealand area.
Then special guest Jo Grigg, a sheep and beef farmer and grape grower at Tempello, gives a... more
In this episode, Suz Bremner and Phil Duncan chat with FENZ wildfire manager Tim Mitchell as the country moves from an unsettled November to a drier pattern emerging through December.
While there’s currently a low fire risk and NZ generally falls o... more
Phil Duncan delves into the spring that was and how the ‘broken’ El Niño system has favoured Kiwi farmers. He also explains why some areas are getting so much rain at the moment, and why some weather reports seem far off the mark.
Then special guest... more
In this episode, Phil Duncan reflects on a messy spring as dry spells increase and explains why the chaotic season will shorten the dry season when it comes.
Suz and Phil are also joined by special guest Ivan Holloway, a senior veterinarian at VetLi... more
In this episode, Phil Duncan talks of moving into a classic El Niño pattern of wetter in the west and drier in the east.
Suz and Phil are joined by North Waikato farmer Neil Bateup, who is also chair of Rural Support Trust. Neil talks of making the ... more
In this episode, special guest Steve Wyn Harris, a semi-retired Hawke’s Bay farmer, questions WeatherWatch NZ forecaster Phil Duncan on the El Niño weather system and shares his own experiences of farming through droughts, dating back to the 1982/83 ... more
In this episode WeatherWatch forecaster Phil Duncan talks about a ‘broken’ El Niño and how that is causing some unusual weather patterns, which are not necessarily a bad thing for New Zealand farmers.
The implications of Cyclone Lola are also under ... more
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