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5:48pm, 12th November
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28/11/2018 3:12pm

> From the WeatherWatch archives
More rain is falling today in the parched eastern side of the North Island with some farmers telling us it’s done the trick for them for the rest of the year. The low responsible for that rain, and the cooler, wetter, past few days in Canterbury, is now moving away to the east bringing fairly dry weather in for the next day or two but with more inland downpours in the afternoons.
By Friday the next low from Australia moves in bringing a weekend with nor’easters and areas of rain, showers and dry spells too – meaning it might be another frustrating weekend for people trying to organise events (or head to them!)
Next week NZ looks to return to westerlies.
High pressure is ticking up although showers remain this week and into the weekend in both main islands as varying…
Winds turn westerly today as low pressure from the Tasman Sea moves into the lower SI and brings a westerly…
Rain, with isolated thunderstorms/downpours, will spread across large parts of NZ today, tonight and clears Wednesday – but followed by…
Three low pressure zones look to bring rain into very dry parts of NZ over the coming days and week…
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Jenny Carter on 28/11/2018 4:48pm
Hi Phil
Appreciate the update, good to know what it is comeing and what we can manage.
Cheers Jenny