Weather headlines (x3) for Friday: Gales in the south today, Frosty mornings, High pressures moves in Monday
30/06/2022 7:00pm
> From the WeatherWatch archives
Here’s what is making the weather headlines today.
GALES IN THE SOUTH
A frontal feature moves past south of the South Island today, this will influence strong westerlies to develop about coastal Southland this afternoon with winds likely reaching gale force then easing this evening.
Wind map – 6am Wind map – 3pm 
Wind map – 9pm
MORE FROSTS THIS MORNING AND TOMORROW MORNING
Temperatures below zero this morning for the inner South Island, similar again tomorrow and Sunday although the frost risk does reduce a little as we move forward.
HIGH PRESSURE MOVES IN ON MONDAY
A high pressure system moves in on Monday bringing settled, frosty and sunny weather. It doesn’t hang around too long though, later on Tuesday and into Wednesday a low moves in from the Tasman Sea bringing unsettled weather and potentially some heavy rain.
MSLP / Rain map – Monday 3pm 
MSLP / Rain map – Tuesday 3pm 
MSLP / Rain map – Wednesday 3pm
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