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Tauranga in for a 'subtropical' and muggy week

Caroline Fleming
By Caroline Fleming
Multimedia Journalist·Bay of Plenty Times·
24 Mar, 2019 08:51 PM2 mins to read

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The city will see cloudy conditions today with a few showers here and there. Photo / File

The city will see cloudy conditions today with a few showers here and there. Photo / File

High temperatures, moist air and a week of showers will set Tauranga up for some muggy conditions this week.

MetService meteorologist Andy Best said the area can expect a week of showers that will turn to rain later in the week.

Moist air combined with temperatures around 23 to 25C will likely create "subtropical" conditions for the area, he said.

Tauranga residents can also expect some warm and sticky nights with overnight temperatures sitting around 16 and 18C.

Warm northerly winds cover the country today, ahead of a front approaching from the Tasman Sea. Maximum temperatures are especially warm about eastern areas. For all your weather needs go to https://t.co/Yjbq0jxdqz ^AB pic.twitter.com/vBqNX7xOqQ

— MetService (@MetService) March 24, 2019
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The city will see cloudy conditions today with a few showers here and there.

Winds will pick up this afternoon with a high of 23C.

Northerly winds have created similar airflow around the Bay of Plenty region meaning most of the area will experience cloud cover and showers throughout the week.

The week ahead:

Today: Cloudy with the odd shower. 23 degree high, 17 degrees overnight.
Tomorrow: Cloudy with a few showers. 24 degree high, 18 degrees overnight.
Wednesday: Cloud increasing, showers. 25 degree high, 17 degrees overnight.
Thursday: Cloudy with rain at times. 23 degree high, 16 degrees overnight.
Friday: Cloudy, occasional rain. 23 degree high, 16 degrees overnight.

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