Warmer weather and high pressure are about to move into parts of New Zealand, mostly the north, inland and east of NZ.

The high pressure zone will track over the top of the country, bringing dry to mostly dry weather over Northland and the rest of northern NZ. However the further south you go the windier it gets. With a pulse of warm nor’westers out of Australia it means an uptick in daytime highs in NZ too.

Check your local forecast for more temperature, cloud cover and rainfall detail over the coming days – it will give you the most detail.

Rain looks to move back into Fiordland and south Westland tomorrow.

Many parts of NZ are now starting to lean drier than average and the set up over the next couple of days continues to do this, except for the lower western South Island.

Maps most relevant today are…

• Live Rain Radar
• Animated Temperature Maps
• RuralWeather Wind & Upcoming Temperature Graphs
• Any potential MetService Warnings or Watches

See your local hourly & 10 day forecast at WeatherWatch.co.nz – or for more details and event planning visit RuralWeather.co.nz for the most detailed and hyper-local forecasts in NZ.

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💨🌡️#2pm: Across #NewZealand as windy #weather continues. 🇳🇿 High pressure to the NW, low pressure to the SE & also the SW.

As the high north of NZ tracks along slowly eastwards it will drag down warmer air over more parts of the country, while cold fronts nip from the south. pic.twitter.com/nSvdiksvI4

— WeatherWatch.co.nz (@WeatherWatchNZ) December 14, 2023

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