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Calm rest of week but a wetter, windier, weekend (+4 Maps)

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High pressure will gradually become stronger over New Zealand today. Brisk winds of 15-20km/h are expected in some areas of the North Island but it will become calm across the day with light winds everywhere by overnight.

Weather Highlights:

  • The calm weather will continue until Friday in both main islands.
  • Maximum temperatures will be above average or equal today, though it will be below average in some areas of the North Island., especially overnight tonight.
  • Temperatures will be much warmer tomorrow and above 5C higher than average, mainly in the South Island.
  • Maximum temperatures will be near 20C in most areas tomorrow and Friday – which is mild for May.
  • On Saturday a cold front will likely pass through the South Island and will approach the North Island for Sunday.
  • Heavy rain on the West Coast and strong winds through the Southern Alps are expected this weekend.
  • However, warmer temperatures might continue until early next week with a mainly dry week next week for most regions (the West Coast looks the wettest).

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