First day of summer in new zealand?

Answer 1

The last day of February is regarded as the last day of summer in New Zealand, However, New Zealand's climate is a maritime rather than continental one, which means there are not the extremes of weather experienced by locations on or close to continents, and the seasons are not clearly defined. Temperatures over 30 degrees celcius are very unusual, as are temperatures under -4 degrees Celcius.

New Zealand experiences rapid changes in weather frequently, which often confuses tourists and immigrants. In fact it is strange to have more than four days in a row of similar weather. The sayings "Four seasons in one day" and "If you don't like the weather, wait five minutes" are very applicable. New Zealanders don't pack away winter clothes or summer clothes as they may need all of them year round.

Answer 2

New Zealand has a climate ranging from subtropical in the north, and oceanic in the rest of the country. The warmest months (summer) are January and February, and the coldest month is July (winter).

Answer 3

The summer in New Zealand happens at the end and beginning of the year during December, January and February. During the summer months is the traditional time for holidays to spend with family.

Answer 4

Summer starts in New Zealand in December. It's Christmas barbeque's on the beach here.

Answer 5

New Zealand's summer begins on the 1st of December - just like the rest of the Southern Hemisphere.

Answer 6

The First Day of Spring in NZ is September 1, 2010.

Answer 7

December through February.