Explained: The far-off phenomenon tipped to dampen NZ's winter
Climate phenomenon unfolding far away in the Indian Ocean may spell a soggy end to winter.
Climate phenomenon unfolding far away in the Indian Ocean may spell a soggy end to winter.
Meteorologist Mmathapelo Makgaputlane said there will be some sub-zero temperatures.
Niwa data shows it may be only the third time it has happened in NZ since records began.
Niwa's seasonal outlook shows conditions are most likely to be warmer than average.
MetService National weather: April 28th - 30th.