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Weather Video: Cold snap coming for NZ, more storms for the tropics

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Most regions have a few more warm days ahead of them but a cold change arrives in Southland this weekend and then spreads nationwide next week.

It will bring a big drop in temperatures, over 10 degrees down for some regions compared to the afternoon highs of this week.

By next Wednesday a gradual warming up will move in. Meanwhile in the tropics Cyclone Iris remains east of Queensland, now in its second week and may linger for a third (although will likely again lose its cyclone status).

More storms, including another potential tropical cyclone, are possible north of NZ next week but should avoid the NZ area at this early stage.

Comments

Before you add a new comment, take note this story was published on 4 Apr 2018.

Guest on 4/04/2018 11:08pm

according to niwa its surpose to be wet in the north and east yet we have had 3 dry months out of 5 so much for their predictions

WW Forecast Team on 4/04/2018 11:50pm

Hi there, yes we tend to ignore these tax funded outlooks as they are about as accurate as the flip of a coin.

Frustrating we all collectively tax fund these outlooks.

Cheers
WW

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