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Above-average temperatures for start of May in Whanganui

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Above-average temperatures are expected this week in Whanganui. Photo / Bevan Conley

Above-average temperatures are expected this week in Whanganui. Photo / Bevan Conley

Whanganui is one of the contenders for the warmest place in the country for Monday and Tuesday.

On Monday the maximum temperature will be 22C, and the same for Tuesday.

MetService meteorologist Dan Corrigan said it was a very warm forecast for the start of May, with above-average temperature highs.

"The average maximum temperature for this time of year across the records in Whanganui is 17 and a half degrees," he said.

"So it's about four and a half degrees above average."

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On Wednesday there will be a high of 21C, and the same for Thursday and Friday.

On Saturday the high is back to 22C.

MetService meteorologist Dan Corrigan says it's a very warm forecast for the start of May, with above-average temperature highs. Photo / Bevan Conley
MetService meteorologist Dan Corrigan says it's a very warm forecast for the start of May, with above-average temperature highs. Photo / Bevan Conley

The average temperature for overnight lows for the start of May this year is about the same as in previous years, Corrigan said.

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Monday's overnight low is a little on the warm side, with a low of 12C.

On Tuesday the overnight low drops to 10C, then down to 9C lows until Sunday evening.

Corrigan said MetService was not expecting any big weather events during the week for Whanganui.

On Monday there's a fair bit of cloud around, spreading off a decaying front, he said. That's hanging around the centre of the country.

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"That front really weakens off Monday before it can reach the North Island," he said.

These clouds will bring rain to the West Coast on Monday, but they will peter out as they get sandwiched between two areas of high pressure.

"That high pressure is really the story for the next week, where we're looking at mostly fine weather after today's cloud clears."

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