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Updated Video – Serious cold snap coming

> From the WeatherWatch archives

If you’ve found winter to be mild so far – get ready for a shock. A blast of polar air directly off the Antarctic ice shelf, near Scott Base, is going to roar across the country starting in the Deep South this Wednesday then spreading across the entire country over Thursday and Friday. Expect road closures, flight delays and possible ferry delays. Winter has finally arrived.
 

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Before you add a new comment, take note this story was published on 17 Jun 2013.

Gillie on 17/06/2013 8:48am

What are the chances do you think of snow in Stratford? We had two decent falls in 2011 – is this a similar set up?

WW Forecast Team on 19/06/2013 1:06am

Looking very similar – but every storm has a different personality – high risk of snow in Stratford – but high risk doesnt always mean heavy.

Phil

Guest on 17/06/2013 4:38am

Do you think there is a high chance of snow to sea level in Christchurch??

Harry on 19/06/2013 12:51am

Is there a high chance of it snowing tonight and tommorow or on the weekend

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