Expect east to southeasterly winds about the lower North Island with mostly sunny weather, cloudy periods hanging about the east coast and the Wellington region however only about the Capital in the morning. Taranaki may see a few brief showers move
through in the afternoon.

The whole South Island sees east to northeasterly winds, cloudy areas along the West Coast. Showers north of
Hokitika in the evening then spreading south overnight, clearing in behind as a
warm front moves down. Other parts of the South Island can expect sunny spells
and periods of cloud, cloud thick for some areas in the morning especially
Canterbury.

Mostly sunny with some high cloud for Nelson, light winds.
Southland has a sunny day with light east to northeast
winds.

Temperatures not overly warm tomorrow with high’s in the high
single figure region for most of the South Island, about coastal fringes the low
double figure mark could be cracked. The North Island sees high’s in the low
double figure region then when one gets north of Taranaki in the west and the
Bay Of Plenty in the east high’s in the mid teens look more likely. The far
north is the warmest part of the country, getting up to 17 to 18 degrees.

Homepage image: Monday 7th July 2014 midday MSLP / Rain map – weathermap.co.nz

By Weather Analyst Aaron Wilkinson – WeatherWatch.co.nz