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A southwesterly airflow eases over New Zealand on Thursday while a ridge moves in spreading out from an anticyclone in the Tasman Sea.
RainWatch is a series during the weekdays, giving a snapshot about where around New Zealand areas of precipitation may affect your day.
For the North Island there is just the chance of a clearing shower this morning about Wairarapa, also perhaps the slight chance of a shower about the Manawatu for a time early afternoon. It is looking mainly dry otherwise.
About the South Island a few showers clear Banks Peninsula by midday. Southland and coastal Otago may see a light shower or two also, once again mainly this morning although there is the low risk of a straggler hanging around into the afternoon.
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Image – Thursday 4pm, 5th January 2017 rain / MSLP map – weathermap.co.nz
Before you add a new comment, take note this story was published on 4 Jan 2017.
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Guest on 5/01/2017 3:10am
is it still on for this month or is it an el nino again
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WW Forecast Team on 5/01/2017 5:32am
Looking fairly dry up until atleast the 21st so one could summise this January is looking fairly dry. Although signs a low on the 15th may bring some rain to the upper North Island, that is a while away though so no getting hopes up just yet.
– WW Team
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