Wednesday, 21 November 2007, 2:19 pm Press Release: MetService
Soaring Into The High Twenties
MetService meteorologists
are forecasting daytime highs to again reach into the high
twenties today about the interior of the South Island. For
about the next week, warm, mostly dry and sunny conditions
are expected in eastern districts from Bay of Plenty to
Central Otago.
"It's all due to New Zealand being an
anticyclone-friendly region at the moment," commented
MetService Weather Ambassador, Bob McDavitt. "Warm dry air
is likely to linger until the anticyclones move away, which
we expect to happen late in November. When the wind flow
over the South Island turns northwest, as today,
temperatures in inland Otago and Canterbury soar."
Mr.
McDavitt added that this system is bringing very high UV
levels as well. "All this warm sunshine is enjoyable and
welcome after such a windy October. However we should also
remember that we are now moving into the month with the
longest days and this is the time to take the greatest
protection against the harmful affects of
UV."
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