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Settled Weekend Ahead
This weekend, the weather across much of
Aotearoa/New Zealand is set to be dry and settled. Again,
cool mornings quickly give way to sunny and warm afternoons
for most of the country, although it may feel cooler in the
shade due to low humidity. Metservice meteorologist Karl
Loots said this was thanks to a large area of high pressure
moving across the country. A front approaches from the
Tasman Sea on Sunday, but its only real effect on the
weekends weather will be strengthening northerly winds and a
few showers to western parts of the South Island. It does
bring a wet and windy start to the week for much of the
country so make the most of the weather this
weekend.
“A pleasant weekend can be expected for most,
with fine and mild afternoons expected across the
country.” Said Loots.
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