Spring ups and downs – we track temperatures as they bounce around (+10 Maps)
12/10/2021 10:24pm
> From the WeatherWatch archives
A colder southerly is spreading across many parts of NZ at the moment and will be most noticeable overnight with light frosts or near-frosts for some.
However a warmer trend is coming back in this weekend with Australian and sub-tropical connections.
Overnight lows will jump quite a bit this weekend…for example, Hastings in Hawke’s Bay has a low of +3 overnight Thursday/into Friday, but Sunday night it’s +14. Or Ashburton in Canterbury, down to +2C tomorrow night but +13 by Sunday nights.
To view temperature trends and the NZ Frost Forecaster for your hyper-local part of NZ, simply visit www.RuralWeather.co.nz
To view the Below Zero Temperature maps please click here.
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