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The brief and predicted cold snap is moving up NZ today, and on Thursday will start to ease.
By Friday a strengthening westerly flow will develop – turning into storm by Tuesday or Wednesday with severe gales possible in central and eastern areas.
The westerly flow will likely last for 8 days and is the first full scale westerly flow of the season.
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