An anticyclone centred just west of New Zealand in the Tasman Sea brings mainly sunny weather to the majority of New Zealand today.
Auckland
breezes, easing a little late afternoon then dying out in the evening.
Central North Island, Waikato & Bay Of
Plenty
during the afternoon and die out in the evening. Winds tend northerly in the
evening about the Bay Of Plenty for a time.
Eastern North Island
the afternoon and die out evening.
Western North Island
westerly in the afternoon south of Taranaki then dying out in the evening. About
Taranaki winds remain from the southwest for much of the day.
Wellington
ease in the afternoon and die out in the evening. Northerlies then pick up
overnight.
Nelson
breezes.
Marlborough
then northwesterlies push through later in the evening.
Canterbury
expect mostly sunny weather with southwesterlies dying out in the morning. East
to northeast winds pick up in the afternoon then ease later in the evening as
northwesterlies push through from inland.
West Coast
moves into South Westland overnight.
Coastal Otago
winds dying out. Easterly winds freshen from late morning and high cloud moves
in during the evening.
Central Otago
northwesterlies picking up.
Southland
light northwesterly breezes. Later in the evening cloud thickens with a few
spots of rain. Winds change westerly overnight with any rain clearing.
By Weather Analyst Aaron Wilkinson – WeatherWatch.co.nz
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