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Wednesday’s national forecast

A northwesterly airflow lies over the country today, moving around a large anticyclone centered in the Tasman Sea. Meanwhile a front about the far south brings some rain to Fiordland / Southland / Otago.

North Island

Mostly sunny weather for the western / upper North Island today, there may be some morning cloud about especially for eastern Bay Of Plenty then breaking away. Winds from the west or southwest. Sunny for the east coast with east to northeasterly winds. Wellington is mostly sunny with gusty northerly winds, some cloud at times for Kapiti mainly later in the day.

South Island

High cloud about the lower South Island spreads northwards in the afternoon, mostly sunny before high cloud moves in. Lower level cloud about Fiordland with showers turning to rain in the morning, rain spreads into Southland then Otago during the afternoon. Winds from the northwest for most, tending to the south in the afternoon from Southland up through to about Banks Peninsula in the east.

Temperatures

A hot day for eastern parts of New Zealand today. Highs in the low to mid twenties for most of the western North Island, getting into the late twenties for inland areas. Temperatures jump into the low thirties for some inland parts of the east coast. Highs in the low to mid thirties for Canterbury and Marlborough, high twenties for Nelson and Buller. Highs in the low twenties for most of the West Coast, dipping into the late teens for Fiordland. Highs in the low to mid twenties about Southland and Otago.

WeatherWatch.co.nz

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