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24 Nov 2024 23:02
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  •   Home > News > Environment

    Heavy rain and cold temperatures are set to put a pause on summer holidays

    Heavy rain and cold temperatures are set to put a pause on summer holidays


    A cold front is set to arrive today - bringing much lower temperatures with it.

    MetService Meteorologist Claire O'Connor says this will particularly be felt overnight.

    She says across the South Island, overnight temperatures will be blow 10 degrees - even six in Invercargill and five degrees in Queenstown.

    The cold front is expected to cool the North Island slightly, tomorrow.

    But that doesn't mean summer is over - MetService says once the front passes through, the warmth will return

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