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7 Jul 2025 4:03
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  •   Home > News > Environment

    Another day of cool temperatures and southerly winds for much of the country

    Another day of cool temperatures and southerly winds for much of the country


    A cold front bringing wintry conditions is moving northeast - and another front will cover New Zealand tomorrow.

    A heavy rain watch applies in Hawke's Bay today, with heavy rain persisting.

    MetService Meteorologist, Karl Loots, says elsewhere, Central Otago is looking likely to be the driest area.

    He says Queenstown will reach about 24 degrees, and 26 is expected for Wanaka and Alexandra.

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