11/10/2017 11:40pm
> From the WeatherWatch archives
A ridge brings some settled weather to most of New Zealand today. However, a few pesky showers are still to clear the eastern North Island during the day.
The ridge doesn’t last for long as Friday sees the prompt return of a front, which pushes northwards over the country during the day. Northwesterlies preceding this front bring warm conditions in the east.
A west to southwesterly airflow on Saturday brings patchy showers to the west of the South Island. Meanwhile, it’s mainly dry in the east, although, a southerly flick moves through Southland, Otago, and then Canterbury during the afternoon and evening bringing a few showers. The North Island is looking mainly dry. However, it gets some rain on Sunday.
Weatherwatch.co.nz
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