VIDEO: NZ has gales, snow, showers, as Australia has high pressure
25/07/2023 4:39pm
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A classic cold front is moving up NZ over the next 24 hours bringing a burst of S to SW gales to some areas and snow for the mountains and ranges – as far north as the Gisborne Ranges.
The cold blast is short lived – and in fact the airflow is not going to go much below normal for the South Island, but the North Island may notice it more.
Australia is smothered in high pressure – but showers in coastal areas will build up around QLD, VIC and WA.
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Sharon New Zealand on 27/07/2023 3:55pm
Why can we only see a green screen?
WW Forecast Team on 28/07/2023 9:25am
Hi Sharon, it works at our end. Perhaps try viewing directly from YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WeatherWatchNZ1
Kind regards,
WW Team
Arthur Buckland on 26/07/2023 10:28am
Wowee winter is finally here! Had 1/2″ sized hail shower briefly at 10:00 am this morning ( Wednesday ) Glenbrook. South Auckland.
janet on 25/07/2023 3:57pm
what about the rain amounts please
WW Forecast Team on 25/07/2023 4:09pm
Hi Janet
Please see below:
– LOCAL: RuralWeather.co.nz has local totals and hourly graphs for 10 days.
– REGIONAL/NATIONAL: Cumulative Rainfall maps and general regional and national totals: https://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/maps-radars/rain/accumulative-rainfall
– WW