VIDEO: Labour Weekend Weather – Tracking the wind, rain, showers and dry
20/10/2021 9:19pm
A large squash zone (windy area) will impact northern NZ over the coming days with gales in some places.
Rain will also impact Northland and the West Coast – with patchy showers into other places later this weekend.
We have a detailed forecast for NZ’s long weekend – through to Tuesday.
Programming Notes for Upcoming Videos:
- Friday: Our next NZ Labour Weekend Outlook
- Friday: Our next Australia-only weekend forecast & outlook for next week
- Monday: No videos due to nationwide holiday
- Tuesday: No video due to staff leave
- Wednesday: Our next NZ/Australia video
- Wednesday: Our next Global Video (Tuesday evening in the Americas).
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Andrew on 21/10/2021 1:12am
I see we have a high parked off the east of the NI for two weeks with lows coming out of the tropics. This is looking like a La Nina type system is this a window into summer of just a weather blip?
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WW Forecast Team on 21/10/2021 1:32am
Hi Andrew, it may be a window into the coming summer. We’ll have more details on November 1st about how La Nina is looking but for now it is slowly developing and the weather pattern over the coming two weeks is looking a little more like La Nina. Still, very early days and some data suggests it’s a bit patchy.
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WW
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