21/01/2020 9:58pm
> From the WeatherWatch archives
We are entering peak summer with even hotter, drier, weather in the forecast for the next week in many regions.
High pressure will remain around NZ or just to our north, encouraging sub-tropical and Australian airflows over the country and boosting temperatures above normal later this week and again this weekend and into next week (some in very south may have a brief weekend cool down).
NZ is now becoming drier with some areas seeing drought conditions form (not yet officially) – in yesterday’s video we mentioned some regions are drying out.
Here’s the link to that news story once you’ve finished watching today’s video…
www.weatherwatch.co.nz/content/big-dry-over-northern-nz-increasing-a-drought-forming-6-maps
Before you add a new comment, take note this story was published on 21 Jan 2020.
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Guest on 22/01/2020 6:47pm
hey I have moved closer to the coast where are those coastal showers you can get
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Guest on 22/01/2020 6:40pm
peak summer funny how its rather dark in the morning now at 6am
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WW Forecast Team on 22/01/2020 7:33pm
That’s called thermal lag. The longest day (with most amount of sunshine) is in late December – the peak of summer usually occurs 1 to 2 months after that date over land, and 2 to 3 months after date that in the sea 🙂
– WW
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