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Tuesday’s national forecast

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A south to southwesterly airflow lies over New Zealand today bringing plenty of cloud.

Northland, Auckland, Waikato & Bay Of Plenty

Mostly cloud, some sun may break through from afternoon at times especially about the Bay Of Plenty. Low risk of a shower or two, mainly morning otherwise dry. Southwesterly winds, breezy about Auckland.
Highs: 22-25

Western North Island (including Central North Island)

Morning cloud with the chance of a shower then breaking to sunny spells, west to southwest winds, fresh about the Taranaki coast.
Highs: 21-22

Eastern North Island

Mainly sunny with light winds tending southerly in the afternoon, some evening cloud.
Highs: 22-23

Wellington

Mostly sunny with light winds tending southerly mid morning, some cloud later in the day.
Highs: 19-20

Marlborough & Nelson

Some morning sun then becoming mostly cloudy in the afternoon about Marlborough. Light southerlies tend easterly after midday. Nelson has a mainly sunny day, a few clouds after midday with light winds tending northeast.
Highs: 19-21

Canterbury

Mostly cloudy with light southerlies tending easterly in the afternoon, the odd light shower or drizzle patch possible otherwise mainly dry.
Highs: 13-15

West Coast

A few morning showers clear, cloud breaks to sunny spells in the afternoon especially about South Westland, perhaps remaining a little cloudier further north. The odd shower may even hang about parts of Buller for much of the day. Light westerlies.
Highs: 17-21

Southland & Otago

Cloudy areas about Southland, morning cloud breaks to sun elsewhere. Light south to southwesterly winds, chance of a shower or two about Southland otherwise mainly dry.
Highs: 13-17

By Weather Analyst Aaron Wilkinson – WeatherWatch.co.nz

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