New Zealand has a fairly quiet weekend weatherwise with just a few showers here and there, otherwise warmer than average. There may be some morning cloud and fog patches too.

However by Sunday a wind will be developing over the South Island ahead of a stormy systems in the Southern Ocean next week. While the storm won’t directly hit NZ it will send a burst of wind, rain and colder air up the South Island.

But this front is unlikely to bring much relief to those in the north. Finally we take a look at the remnants of Cyclone Trevor – which makes landfall in NT, Australia in the next 24 hours – which will drift in to Queensland in the coming days and may eventually make it out in to the Tasman Sea by the end of March.

**Please note we have a Special Video focused just on Australia and the two cyclones – Trevor and Veronica – You can find it by clicking/tapping here***

Recorded Friday:

– WeatherWatch.co.nz