New Zealand winter shorter by a month in 100 years: Study
A New Zealand-based study has discovered the country experienced an average of 100 days per year from 1909-1938 with temperatures lesser than 9ÂºC, while it reduced to 70 days from 1987-2016. Moreover, the winter, which runs through June until August end has contracted equally from both ends of the season witnessing decrease in number of frosts, said climatologist Brett Mullan.