7/01/2021 3:00pm
> From the WeatherWatch archives
A cold front moves into the North Island from the Tasman Sea today and falls apart. Daytime heating may contribute to a few downpours through the North Island.
A southerly change moves up the South Island and will spark a few downpours in the upper western Southern Alps.
The southerly will also create a colder than average day across much of the eastern side of NZ. Many other regions will likely be above average.
To make more sense of today and the days ahead please refer to your LOCAL and HOURLY forecasts. Have a great to end to your week!
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