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Temps plummet in southerly

> From the WeatherWatch archives

Temperatures near freezing have greeted southerners this morning as a cold pool of air is dredged up from the south covering southern and central parts of the country.

Manapouri has seen the mercury plunge to 2 degrees with Invercargill faring only one degree better on 3 degrees.
Elsewhere and the cold spell is being felt in Wanaka and Gore with 4 degrees, Dunedin 5 and Christchurch on just 7.

Much of the lower North Island is struggling to hit the teens as the southerly slowly winds its way north.
At the other end of the scale Gisborne is nearing 20 degrees but a southerly is expected to see that drop significantly later.

Temperatures are likely to remain cool to cold for much of the nation until the weekend.

Comments

Before you add a new comment, take note this story was published on 4 Apr 2011.

sw on 5/04/2011 1:32am

The models have us down for another week next week like we are experiencing this week.

Guest on 4/04/2011 11:56pm

Hi is there any update on that sub tropical low that you were talking about for the beginning of next week?

WW Forecast Team on 5/04/2011 12:33am

We’ll be updating the situation this afternoon.

Thanks
WW

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