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VIDEO: Storm in Tasman Sea to cross NZ in coming days, then weaken

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Mild northerlies are building for NZ while Australia has frosts expanding as Autumn weather continues on. A low in the Tasman Sea is rapidly deepening over the next two days and peaks on Friday as a storm just west of Taranaki.

Over Friday night and Saturday the storm will fall apart over NZ, bringing a windy westerly change which turns more south-west on Monday with gales across exposed parts of NZ.

Australia has more high pressure moving in from the west next week – with frosts next two nights then back to windier sou’westers this weekend (in the south-east) before the next high moves in from the west early next week… then maybe on to NZ afterwards.

Comments

Before you add a new comment, take note this story was published on 17 May 2023.

tony parker on 17/05/2023 3:21am

I thought classic autumn weather was settled?
Not screaming SW after a big North storm. Cant wait till spring 🙂

Maria Wynen on 17/05/2023 7:04pm

Me too! Feels quite a different autumn this year.

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