Ula passing – #WeatherRisks and your Main Centre outlook on Monday
10/01/2016 6:40pm
> From the WeatherWatch archives
Most of the country is looking fairly settled to start the new week, with only the very northern part of New Zealand in for notable weather.
Tropical Cyclon Ula will be to the north of NZ on Tuesday – and slinking out from it is a rain band.
While at this point it’s staying offshore, there is a chance of some heavy rain about eastern Northland on Tuesday morning.
See our Ula story for more details, here.
Main Centres
Auckland
Mostly sunny and clear to start, though cloud increases towards afternoon, and there’s the chance of a shower later on – temperatures could get up to 23C.
Wellington
Mostly clear skies, sunny with light winds – and a high around 20C.
Christchurch
Some cloud cover breaking to fine weather in the afternoon, breezy easterlies and a high around 18C
– Aaron Wilkinson & Drew Chappell, WeatherWatch.co.nz
– Photo: Fiji Met Office
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Guest on 11/01/2016 2:17am
This is going to be interesting, MS vs WW. MS says “Rain developing in the morning, easing to showers in the afternoon” while you guys say a fine morning and PM cloud with the chance of a shower. Cant wait to see who is right.
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WW Forecast Team on 11/01/2016 5:00am
Most of the above information is referring to today re those “Main centre outlooks”, I think you are mistaking that as information regarding tomorrow.
WW
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