New Zealand is waking up to cooler temperatures after a week of scorching weather.
On Friday morning, MetService had Whangārei as the warmest place in the country at 20C, while Queenstown was the coldest – not even touching double digits at a frigid 5C.
Despite the cooler temperatures, much of
the country is expected to have a clear day – although places like Wellington, Fiordland and Otago can anticipate some clouds and drizzles which will clear into the afternoon.
For Auckland and Northland, the weather will be mostly fine with the chance of a few isolated showers here and there – it's a similar story with Waitomo, the Coromandel and Taupō.
