High pressure is mostly affecting the country in the week ahead but we see afternoon downpours in both main islands that may ...

High pressure is mostly dominating the country but storms in the tropics are moving closer towards us and means ...

A shallow trough of low pressure lies over the eastern North Island this morning, as a southerly flow freshens about central New Zealand. There is an associated low risk of thunderstorms about Hawke's ...

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There may be a few temperature fluctuations in the southern half of the South Island in particular but the further north you go up New Zealand this week the more consistent the temperatures will be.

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High pressure dominates NZ but some showers and wind changes are expected. Regions that are drier are likely to ...

High pressure is dominating NZ as we end January and go into February, but it’s not without a few showers moving through both ...

High pressure is dominating NZ and south-eastern Australia but the tropics and the Southern Ocean areas remain active with ...

We still have some unsettled weather this week but a number of regions have more days that are settled and calm than they do stormy or wet. High pressure expands further around NZ over the coming week ...

The brightness and direction of the contours represents surface wind speed and direction. The colour is based on the surface (2m) temperature, and varies from dark blue below freezing, up to green at ...

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