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Australian red dust flies 2,160 kilometres to New Zealand

Wellington - Red dust that blanketed Sydney this week has reached Auckland in New Zealand, 2,160 kilometres across the Tasman Sea, a weatherman said Friday. MetService forecaster Chris Noble said that weather observers at Auckland International Airpo...
Posted : Fri, 25 Sep 2009 00:53:17 GMT
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Wellington - Red dust that blanketed Sydney this week has reached Auckland in New Zealand, 2,160 kilometres across the Tasman Sea, a weatherman said Friday. MetService forecaster Chris Noble said that weather observers at Auckland International Airport reported dust on the ground after seeing it cross the Tasman Sea in satellite images, behind a front that brought torrential rain and snow Thursday to most of the country.

Noble said there had been reports of the dust landing in Taranaki province, 350 kilometres south of Auckland, the New Zealand Herald reported on its website.

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