VIDEO: A polar change is about to hack NZ’s temperatures back
23/06/2021 9:43pm
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It may be warmer than average going into this weekend but the start of next week will be a very different story.
A southerly will move in on Monday and Tuesday from the polar region and will dramatically cut back daytime highs, especially in the south and east of both main islands.
We have the latest outlook for the warm weekend and the polar start to next week.
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michael saysell on 23/06/2021 11:26pm
How low are you looking at the snow falling in Wellington with the current models?
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WW Forecast Team on 24/06/2021 5:25am
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