Most of the country can expect a shower or two today as two fronts bring rain to western areas of New Zealand's North and South Islands.
It will be a mostly fine day for most parts of the country but there was a risk of a shower or two for most areas, MetService meteorologist Sarah Haddon said.
"There is a slow-moving front sitting off New Plymouth and stretching down into the Marlborough Sounds. We expect it to linger over western parts of the North Island for today, bringing rain to the Taranaki, Waitomo and Taumarunui and areas surrounding it."
"There is also complex feature sitting over Westland. We are also expecting a weak southerly change to move up the east of the South Island, bringing some showers, but nothing like in the West Coast," Haddon said.
A heavy rain warning was in place for the Westland ranges from Otira to Franz Josef Glacier, with surface flooding and slips possible.