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The subtropical low threatened and delivered some rain across northern regions but in many cases it was fairly weak and inconsequential.
It’s not all over yet and fits and starts are likely tonight and overnight plus during Tuesday as the system heads south.
Southern parts of Southland also didn’t quite get a drenching and a rain warning was lifted earlier today for parts of the area.
Temperatures were warm across the south with Ashburton on 26 degrees, Timaru 25 and Christchurch 24.
Main Centres
Auckland 19
Hamilton 21
Tauranga 21
Wellington 20
Christchurch 24
Dunedin city 19
16 degrees was the low in Invercargill
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Rob on 15/04/2013 8:55am
I have just tipped out 35mm here in Kaitaia and its still going. Happy as with that!!
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sw on 15/04/2013 5:53am
Auckland gets its most continuous rain from southerly flows in a close proximity (wrap a round) depression under cold surface air.
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