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WeatherWatch.co.nz head weather analyst Philip Duncan says the south west change across the nation will be noticeable in both islands for different reasons, but won’t be extreme.
Windier weather will move in before our next high which will roll in across the country this Saturday and Sunday.
For a text version of what Phil discusses please see the stories on our homepage
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sw on 11/04/2012 2:47am
It be windy in the far south&west of the country and of course Auckland,most of the country will be a little cooler though not exceptionally windy through most part.
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