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A northwesterly airflow lies over most of New Zealand on Wednesday, a disturbance moves over the upper North Island in the afternoon.
A northwesterly airflow lies over much of New Zealand on Wednesday, showers or rain in the west and drier conditions out east. A period of heavier showers and possible thunderstorms are possible for the upper North Island in the afternoon.
By Weather Analyst Aaron Wilkinson – WeatherWatch.co.nz
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