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A low pressure system bring showers to many northeastern parts of the North Island this evening, some of which may be heavy with thunderstorms then easing later. Winds from the northeast about the upper North Island and south or southeast further south. Southerlies lie over the South Island, areas of cloud for many with patchy showers Banks Peninsula northwards in the east.
Bay Of Plenty
eaterlies.
Waikato
Easterlies.
Central North Island
becoming a little more persistent later overnight, especially in the north / northeast. Easterlies.
Eastern North Island
Taranaki
northern parts of the region this evening.
Western North Island
southeasterly winds.
Wellington
Nelson
southeasterly winds.
Marlborough
Canterbury
northwards. Further south conditions are drier but the risk of a drizzle patch
is still there.
West Coast
Southeasterly winds.
Coastal Otago
Central Otago
Southland
By Weather Analyst Aaron Wilkinson – WeatherWatch.co.nz
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