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VIDEO: ClimateWatch outlook for March 2021

> From the WeatherWatch archives

La Nina continues to fade but we’re also now in the peak of the sea surface temperatures.

The tropics look very busy in the South Pacific/Australia region with several lows developing over the next 10 days.

One of them, in the Coral Sea area, looks likely to become a tropical cyclone. The Southern Ocean becomes stormier this month too, a bit like we saw in January with big lows which bring in a few southerlies for the New Zealand area.

Overall, nothing too extreme for the NZ and Australia regions in the month ahead – but certainly looking more like an Autumn weather pattern now with more low pressure.

*Apologies, the key in the rain map portion of this video is cut off by the screen. However you can see the map with key – along with 10 other maps featured in this video – by Clicking Here.

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