Weather Workshop: Brief main centre Forecasts

Monday, 30 August 1999, 4:09 am
Forecast: Weather Workshop

The weather in the main centres today:

For AUCKLAND: mainly fine, light winds.
Max 15

WELLINGTON: Few cloudy periods, brief southerlies.
Max 14

CHRISTCHURCH: Mainly fine, northeasterlies later.
Max 14

DUNEDIN: Cloudy, late showers, westerly breezes.
Max 13

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