Invercargill and the wider Southland region are set to experience a variety of weather conditions over the next 24 hours, with a special note on a strong wind warning issued for the area.
Sunday, 12th November: The day in Invercargill starts with light rain in the morning and temperatures around 14°C, gradually rising to 20°C by mid-afternoon. The sky will mostly be cloudy, turning partly cloudy around noon. Light rain is expected to return by late afternoon, with temperatures dropping to 19°C. The evening will see further temperature drops with heavy rain showers by 11 pm and a temperature around 12°C.
Sunday Night: Showers are forecasted with breezy Nor’West winds. The temperature is expected to be around 12°C, with a 80% chance of rain and an estimated 3mm of rainfall.
Monday, 13th November: The forecast predicts rain throughout the day with fairly breezy West to Sou’West winds. The temperature is expected to hover around 13°C, with a 100% chance of rain amounting to 8.1mm. Winds are anticipated to be around 22 km/h from the West to Southwest, with a moderate UV Index of 4.
In addition to the wet conditions, a strong wind watch has been issued for Clutha, Southland, Stewart Island, and Fiordland, effective from 3 pm today. Residents and visitors are advised to be cautious as gales in these areas may reach severe speeds.
Overall, the next 24 hours in Invercargill, Southland, and the surrounding regions will be marked by wet conditions with varying intensities of rainfall, breezy winds, and a significant strong wind warning. People in these areas should stay updated with the latest weather forecasts and take necessary precautions.