Tuesday has windy westerlies continue across NZ with showers in the west of both islands – driest at the north of the country, highest rainfall totals in the south. Fairly mild still for the North Island but colder air now starts to grow in the lower South Island and the next couple days ahead become even colder with wintry daytime highs in Southland (possibly not reaching double digits for some). Snow flurries on the ranges.

• Wednesday has colder air around the South Island with snow on the ranges as the storm system in the Southern Ocean moves away. However more spinoff lows will form as it exits, bringing more unsettled weather into NZ through until the Long Weekend.

• The forecast for Easter is changeable and there is high pressure moving in from the west, but at the same time we’re still dealing with low pressure potentially impacting the North Island – so we’ll have more details in our next weather video out today.

---

Additional Weather Maps you might find helpful are …

• Cumulative Rainfall next 7 days
• Max Temperatures
• Min Temperatures
• Various Wind Maps
• Official MetService Warnings & Watches

---

WeatherWatch.co.nz / New Alerting App / RuralWeather.co.nz