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Weather Workshop: All Districts forecast for NZ

Issued by Weather Workshop on Monday, June 21, 1999 at 5.00am.

Now the All Districts forecast from Weather Workshop:

The Situation: A trough of low pressure should cross to the north of the North Island later today. A moist northeast flow covers the upper North Island. A high in the Tasman Sea is pushing a ridge onto the remainder of the country

NORTHLAND, AUCKLAND and COROMANDEL PENINSULA: Mostly cloudy with rain about Northland spreading south during the day. Northeast winds.

WAIKATO and WAITOMO: Cloud increasing but remaining mostly dry by day. A few showers may spread into Waikato from evening. Northeast breezes.

BAY OF PLENTY ROTORUA and TAUPO: A mix of cloud and fine breaks with a few showers possible late in the day. Northeast winds.

TAUMARANUI, TARANAKI, WANGANUI, MANAWATU and TAIHAPE: Mainly fine apart from a few cloudy periods. Southeast breezes.

WELLINGTON: Mainly fine with southerly breezes.

GISBORNE, HAWKES BAY and WAIRARAPA: Morning cloud and the odd light coastal shower clearing and becoming fine with southerly winds easing throughout the day.

NELSON: Mostly fine with light winds.

BULLER, WESTLAND and FIORDLAND: Becoming fine with southwest breezes.

MARLBOROUGH and CANTERBURY: Mainly fine after morning cloud and coastal showers clear. Light winds inland and northeast breezes developing about the coast.

OTAGO and SOUTHLAND: Mainly fine inland with light winds. About the coast, cloudy at times with the odd light shower clearing and southwest winds.

CHATHAM ISLANDS: Cloud and fine breaks with a few showers becoming more frequent this afternoon. Southwest winds.

THE OUTLOOK FOR TOMORROW: Rain continuing in the upper North Island but mostly fine and frosty over the remainder of the country At the Chatham Islands, Cloudy at times with southwest winds continuing.

END

(c) Copyright Weather Workshop Limited 1999

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