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Two large storm systems next week will bring rain into New Zealand, mostly into western areas. Driest regions will likely be the lower South Island.
Below we have the next 7 days departure from normal rainfall, which compares the next 7 days rainfall with historically what has fallen at this time of year.
The second map is the next 15 days expected rainfall.
This is an exclusive RuralWeather.co.nz product.
Red = Drier than average. White = Normal rainfall for this time of year. Blue = Wetter than usual.
RuralWeather.co.nz
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