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WeatherWatch.co.nz head weather analyst Philip Duncan has your weather forecast, and it is looking cold around the country.
Several southerly airflows are currently sitting over the country, with a high in the Tasman funneling arctic winds across both islands this week.
A low sitting in the Pacific to our east is also ramping up the pressure across New Zealand, with Southern climes in the gun first of all.
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sw on 21/07/2014 1:21am
No doubt anticyclone will take a week to arrive from the tasman,skit across the country in less than 24 hours and stall east.
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