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The beginning of the week has gradually deteriorated since the end of the week and is expected to last until the end of the week.
Uncertain weather is expected to persist in most of the country with a low pressure system ready at the southern part of the South Island, later today, bringing rain with the snow 500 meters.
This system will move north on Monday, spreading rain and lowering snow levels around the mountains. "The second week of school holidays started with a lot of clear skies, especially for those on the eastern shores, which means that cooler temperatures during the night were the worst." However, a weak front that has crossed Friday's country was a precursor to another more active front that continued the month of July.
The west of the South Island experienced the most persistent rain with the weekend front, although most areas experienced a brief period of heavy rainfall, such as Dargaville recording a heavy rainfall of 13.2 mm between 3-4am this morning.
Strong winds also shook New Zealand during the weekend with the entire South Island placed under a strong wind or warning on Saturday
Canterbury High County, Wellington and the Plateau Central The strongest winds but the more sheltered cities like Nelson were also hit by gusts of 80km / h.
"Fortunately, the transition from the North Island front this weekend meant that the bad weather was Saturday night or early Sunday morning when people were hidden at home."
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