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Tuesday’s national forecast

2/02/2015 4:00pm

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A southwesterly airflow lies over the country today, cloud and a few showers about today. For more details check out the forecasts below.

Northland

Cloudy areas with westerly winds tending southwest in the afternoon, chance of a shower about mainly morning.

High: 28

Auckland

Mostly cloudy with breezy westerlies, winds change brisk southwest by
midday then easing later in the evening. A few showers about mainly in the
morning.

Highs: 26-27

Bay Of Plenty

Morning cloud with westerly winds picking up, a few brief showers possible
around midday then sunny areas develop into the afternoon as winds tend a little
more southwest.

Highs: 27-28

Waikato & Central North Island

Morning cloud with westerly winds and a few showers, sunny areas develop in
the afternoon as westerly winds tend a little more southwest.

Highs: 24-26

Eastern North Island

Mostly sunny weather, northwesterly winds in the morning then winds change
southwest for a time in the afternoon.

Highs: 28-29

Taranaki

A few morning showers clear then expect periods of cloud and sunny spells,
gusty west tp southwesterly winds.

Highs: 23-24

Western North Island

A few early showers clear then expect periods of cloud and sunny spells.
Gusty westerly winds ease in the evening.

High: 24

Wellington

Any early spots of rain clear then expect sunny areas and some cloud,
strong northwesterly winds ease in the afternoon.

High: 22

Nelson

Sunny with southwesterly winds tending west to northwest in the
afternoon.

Highs: 24-25

Marlborough

Mostly sunny with west to northwest breezes.

Highs: 26-27

Canterbury

Mostly cloudy weather with southwesterly winds, there may be a few morning
showers then clearing. Cloud breaks away overnight.

Highs: 19-20

West Coast

Morning cloud and a few showers clearing then expect afternoon sunny
spells. Brisk southwesterlies, easing later in the evening..

Highs: 18-19

Coastal Otago

Morning cloud with a few showers which then clear, strong southwesterly
winds ease in the afternoon then a few sunny spells may appear. Southwesterlies
die away in the evening.

Highs: 15-16

Central Otago

Early showers clear then becoming mostly sunny by midday, westerly
winds.

High: 18

Southland

Morning showers clear, skies remaining mostly cloudy with brisk to strong
westerly winds although there could be a sunny spell or two in the afternoon.
Overnight further showers move in.

High: 15

By Weather Analyst Aaron Wilkinson – WeatherWatch.co.nz

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