Sunday’s national forecast: More high pressure, but it’s starting to slide away (+8 Maps)
20/02/2021 3:00pm
> From the WeatherWatch archives
High pressure still covers most of New Zealand but it’s now starting to slide away to the east.
For this time of year, warmer than usual weather is moving in. Clouds also thicken in the west.
Drill down for more details with your hourly, local, weather forecast, as rain is moving in (along with gales) in the days ahead for some regions.
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