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The highs keep on coming, with the recent trend of temperatures in the early to mid 20s this week continuing.
The warmest conditions are in the east of the North Island – with both Hawke’s Bay and the Coromandel looking to get into the mid to late 20s through the afternoon.
For those of you hoping for a warm weekend, it’s looking positive – as these temperatures look mostly set to stay through Saturday and Sunday.
– Philip Duncan & Drew Chappell, WeatherWatch.co.nz
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Zelda on 2/03/2017 8:00pm
Great to see Drew back at Weatherwatch!
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WW Forecast Team on 2/03/2017 9:42pm
Drew never really left, just more behind the scenes! 🙂 But thanks – it is great having him contribute again in our news feed at the moment 🙂
– WW
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