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NZ is stuck between two enormous highs this week – it brings sub-tropical rain (+3 Maps)

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This week New Zealand is stuck between two enormous highs and as the one that has affected us for over a week starts to move away sub-tropical rain will be pulled in across parts of the country.

The heaviest rain looks likely to affect the West Coast and the very north of NZ, with lowest totals in the east of both main islands.

Due to the moving high pressure on both sides of New Zealand the areas of rain will shift around a little this week so it will be a bit hit and miss if you’re needing relief. The rain is ‘wedged’ in between these two big highs.

Either way, most places do get some warm rain before the next high moves in with a cooler change.

– WeatherWatch.co.nz

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Guest on 1/07/2019 2:51am

the tropics are coming

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