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We’re in the final days of June and the week ahead looks fairly wet for those in western areas.
A number of fronts are moving in from the west – with plenty of westerly winds.
This means a mild week ahead for most places.
A high may brush the Far North briefly, but driest weather this week will mainly be eastern New Zealand.
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