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A large but sluggish Tasman Sea low is moving in towards New Zealand bringing a change to northerlies and rain. Rain looks to be heaviest on Sunday for northern and western areas with a chance of thunder even. At the same time cold easterlies will become even colder for eastern and southern parts of the South Island this weekend and into next week.
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phil smith on 14/06/2013 4:04am
Im soooo pleased the rain insnt due to hit Levin till Sunday going for a fish sat afternoon so all should be good thx Phil smith
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