The forecasted high...
...for my first day is a quite enjoyable 68 F, which is freezing as balls to me but most mainlanders would love that ish. The forecasted low is 63 F with about 10% chance of precipitation during the day and night.
The forecasted high for my second day is 64 F with a forecasted low of 54...
... This time there is a 10% chance of precipitation but only in the day. Hope they mean rain and not death asteroids.
The forecasted high for my third day is a 69 F.. he.. he.. aha... The forecasted low is a 63 with about 30% chance of precipitation during the day and night. The average pressure over the three day period was about 30.11 with the pressure incresing over the three day period.
The average wind speed over the three day period was 21.67 km/ hr with the wind speed increasing over the three day period.
Now for some 8 bit looking clouds in a satellite image of Wellington.
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Yargh, der be some clouds i foresee.. ish. they're about 40km away so i guess that could be considered farish. There are mostly a mix of low warm and cold clouds. There is a light rain to the north. I knew there would be some cause New Zealands a rainy ass place.
New Zealands full of veggies and mountains and hobbit type shiz. There's two lakes to the west and a bunch of parks and reserves which makes me quite jelly.
Surface Analysis
Got high pressure to the southeast and a cold front running across New Zealand headed towards another high. We got dem isobars of 1008 to 1028.
Your post is filled with good information about the daily forecast of New Zealand. I noticed that both of our countries have mostly low, warm clouds. Some differences I've noticed though is that New Zealand was mostly blue and dark green precipitation while my country, Tanzania, had a few purple and pink color as a big blob on the north west of the country. Another contrast between our two countries is that your country had a cold front while my country didn't.
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