NZ
Heavy rain threat for Sunday focused on western SI
A complex low pressure system will be bring rain to parts of New Zealand tomorrow.
Unfortunately, it may not be the kind of rain most people want. In some cases it will be very light and won’t make much of a dent in the water deficit.
In other cases, it will be quite heavy.
Raindrops are falling on our heads
Not everyone is seeing rain today. But it’s been a long time since so many people in so many different parts of the country are actually see liquid fall from the sky.
Heavy rain is possible this weekend for the western SI
Strong low pressure over the Tasman Sea will move closer to New Zealand tomorrow, opening the door for rounds of substantial rain about the western South Island.
Saturday's national forecast
Upper North Island
Dry with a mix of sun and clouds. Look for northeasterly breezes.
Highs 21-25
Lower North Island
Column - The weather pattern is changing...oh so slowly
Column by Head Weather Analyst Philip Duncan --- Talk about two different worlds of weather right now. On the one hand you have many people, mostly farmers, crying out for more rain.
Monday's outlook
More dry and warm weather is on the way for Monday. A swath of very warm temperatures will blanket the western and northern North Island tomorrow. The warmest temperatures will be in the northern Waikato with Hamilton and Te Awamutu getting very close to 30 for an afternoon high. Otherwise, look for highs in the 22-27 range for the northern and western NI as well as the Bay of
Sunday's weather extremes
Another day of very warm and dry weather will cover most of the country. There could be some showers over the eastern North Island today as an onshore flow cranks up for Gisborne and Hawkes Bay. However, precipitation totals will likely be quite light.
Sunday's national forecast
Northland, Auckland and the western North Island including northern Waikato-
A mainly sunny sky with a few afternoon clouds. Light winds.
Highs 24-28
Bay of Plenty and East Cape-
Your take on today: Nice, but where’s the rain?
Earlier today I asked Kiwis what they thought of their Saturday. The answers should surprise no one. It was hot and dry, and in some cases quite breezy.




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