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Wednesday’s weather headlines (x3): Front moves northwards, Fog risk, Rain end of the month?

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WEAKENING FRONT PUSHES NORTHWARDS

A weakening cold front moves northwards over the South Island today. Rain about Southland, Otago and Fiordland clears this morning then as the front moves into Canterbury it is likely to only bring a few showers, clearing this evening.

MSLP / Rain map – 4:00am Wednesday 16th February 2022 – WeatherWatch.co.nz

MORNING FOG POTENTIAL

There may be a few morning fog patches about the inner North Island this morning then tomorrow morning both Islands may see areas of fog for inland parts. To check your location for fog potential visit ruralweather.co.nz, type in your town or city into the search box, click on the “Fog/Cloud” tab then check the graph for the fog risk.

The graph below here is for Hamilton. This morning and Thursday morning show a chance of fog.

RAIN IN THE NORTH TOWARDS THE END OF THE MONTH?

Some regions around New Zealand have had their fair share of rain recently, especially the upper South Island and lower North Island but some areas at either end of the country are still a bit dry. Long range models hint at some rain potential towards the end of February in the far north. This isn’t locked in yet as it is quite a while away but just a heads up about possibilities further out.

MSLP / Rain map – 1:00am Saturday 26th February 2022 – WeatherWatch.co.nz

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