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Tuesday night’s national forecast

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A brisk west to southwest airflow lies over the country tonight, fairly dry across most of the country although there will be plenty of cloud about especially in the west. Some drizzle on the West Coast of the South Island and a few showers about Southland.

Northland
Cloudy spells or increasing cloud this evening, brisk west to southwest winds ease overnight.
Tonight’s Lows: 11-12

Auckland

Cloudy periods with brisk southwesterlies easing overnight.
Tonight’s Low: 12

Bay Of Plenty

Clear spells, some cloud. WSW winds ease overnight.
Tonight’s Low: 10

Waikato & Central North Island

Cloudy spells or increasing cloud this evening, west to southwest
winds.
Tonight’s Lows: 6-10

Eastern North Island

Mainly clear with some high cloud, westerlies ease this evening.
Tonight’s Lows: 9

Taranaki

Cloudy areas, breaking up a little overnight. Strong westerlies ease.
Tonight’s Lows: 8-9

Western North Island

Cloudy periods with west to northwesterly winds.
Tonight’s Low: 9

Wellington

Periods of cloud, northerly winds ease this evening.
Tonight’s Low: 9

Nelson

Mainly clear skies, strong southwesterlies ease this evening.
Tonight’s Lows: 8-9

Marlborough

Mainly clear skies, westerly winds.
Tonight’s Lows: 6

Canterbury

Plenty of high cloud, breaking away overnight. Light winds mostly.
Tonight’s Low: 6

West Coast

Cloudy with drizzle patches, west to southwest winds.
Tonight’s Lows: 9-10

Coastal Otago

Periods of cloud with westerly winds.
Tonight’s Lows: 9-10

Central Otago

Areas of high cloud, west to southwest winds ease this evening.
Tonight’s Lows: 3-4

Southland

Cloudy spells with the odd shower about, gusty westerlies.
Tonight’s Low: 9

By Weather Analyst Aaron Wilkinson – WeatherWatch.co.nz

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