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Another low moving in from the tropics is set to bring rain to many parts of New Zealand this weekend. Head weather analyst Philip Duncan says the exact path of the low is still uncertain but both western and eastern areas look likely to receive rain this Saturday and Sunday. “The low will be sandwiched between two large highs so strong winds will be likely in most exposed areas. Good rainfalls are expected in dry areas such as Waikato, Taranaki, Manawatu, Wairarapa and Southland”.
Sunny, dry, weather should return to all of New Zealand next week.
We’ll have more details on the track of this low tomorrow (Friday) morning.
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