VIDEO: NZ 7 Day – Farewell November, hello December
26/11/2023 10:33pm
We are changing gears towards more of a summer pattern but another cooler southerly is coming to NZ on Tuesday with a weak low also falling apart this coming Sunday and next Monday.
NZ is mostly on the edge of air pressure systems this week – two lows and two highs will be surrounding us and bringing changes in wind direction, temperatures and cloud cover.
Our NEW Monday updates now cover 7 days out for NZ, including a 7 Day Rainfall Map. Today we compare two 7 day rainfall maps to show you the likely lay of the rain over the coming week.
Programming Notes:
– Tuesday: 7 Day Pacific Islands Update + regular daily NZ Video
– Wednesday: Our final ClimateWatch seasonal outlook for 2023 (a close look at El Nino and Summer) + regular daily video
– Thursday: 7 Day Australia only update + regular daily NZ Video
– Friday: Our apologies but we have No Video this coming Friday (Dec 1).
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Millsy on 28/11/2023 12:30am
Are we going to actually get sunny weather or not. It been rain and wind all spring, and I’m getting really tired of it
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WW Forecast Team on 28/11/2023 12:57am
We’ve only just passed the middle of spring weather. Usually NZ’s weather settles properly from January to March (and even then never a guarantee due to our size and location on earth). Nov and Dec are well known for being changeable weatherwise… and can be both summer-like and early-spring-like in nature. That big difference can be from a really tiny shift in wind direction from WNW to Sou’Westers.
Cheers
WW
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