VIDEO: Sub-tropical winds on the way, then low pressure dominates NZ
16/08/2020 10:33pm
> From the WeatherWatch archives
We’ve had a lot of high pressure around NZ lately but this week we’re in a windy zone between systems.
It means a warmer than average week ahead for the most part with rain in the north and west.
Low pressure builds late this week, this weekend and also lingers in to early next week
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