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Monday’s weather headlines (x3): More unstable showers, Sunny in the south, Cold front tomorrow

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MORE HEAVY SHOWERS IN THE NORTHEAST

Conditions about northeastern parts of the North Island become a little unstable this afternoon, this will lead to isolated showers and some may become heavy with thunderstorms. This is for inland Hawkes Bay / East Cape and through inland Bay Of Plenty, the highest risk is for the ranges of East Cape.

Metservice thunderstorm risk – Metservice.com
Map shows: Convective Available Potential Energy (J/kg) and Surface Lifted Index (°K).





SOUTH ISLAND HAS DRY / SUNNY WEATHER TODAY

A great day on the way for the South Island today, all regions will be dry and warm. Inland areas will be the warmest with light winds expected. East to northeasterly winds in the east especially across the Canterbury Plains will freshen up this afternoon bringing a slightly cooler feel. Mackenzie Country through to Central Otago sees highs in the late twenties today.

Map shows: Maximum Temperature (°c) in the afternoon of the day shown.





COLD FRONT MOVING ONTO THE LOWER SOUTH ISLAND TOMORROW

A cold front is due to move onto the lower South Island tomorrow morning and with it comes some rain, the further north the front moves it slows down and weakens so Canterbury for example will likely only get showers for a time in the evening / overnight. Nelson and Marlborough stay dry all day, perhaps Marlborough might briefly see a shower on Wednesday first thing in the morning. Buller may actually see an isolated shower on Wednesday afternoon.

Wellington up through to Gisborne gets a few showers on Wednesday as southwesterly winds spread northwards during the day.

MSLP / Rain map – Tuesday 22nd February 10:00am 2022 – WeatherWatch.co.nz

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