The big dry over northern and eastern parts of New Zealand is getting even drier - and hotter.
'Airflows out of Australia and the sub-tropics, coupled with a large amount of high pressure keeps NZ drier than average in most places,” says WeatherWatch.co.nz
'Only Fiordland sees a little more rain than normal while the West Coast has about average rainfall for this time of year - with plenty of dry days in between.
'But it's northern and eastern areas needing the rain - and are least likely to see it. We break it down further.”
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