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Whanganui set for calmer weather following deluge

By Staff Reporter
Whanganui Chronicle·
16 Dec, 2021 02:00 AMQuick Read

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The dominant wind direction would be west to northwest going into the weekend. Photo / Bevan Conley

The dominant wind direction would be west to northwest going into the weekend. Photo / Bevan Conley

Calmer weather is on the way for Whanganui after a chaotic few days earlier this week.

Metservice meteorologist Peter Little said there would still be the odd shower on Thursday and Friday but things were improving.

"[On Friday] you've still got westerlies which will bring cloudy skies and the odd shower."

A ridge of high pressure moving north over New Zealand would lead to showers drying out, Little said.

The dominant wind direction would be west to northwest going into the weekend.

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"Could be breezy for a time [on Friday] then the winds are easing on Saturday and Sunday.

"Best day wind-wise looks it will be Sunday."

Temperatures would be in the early 20C range, Little said, with overnight expected to be around 13C.

"Ideal for sleeping," Little said.

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