Severe Weather Warning: 100km/h Winds Expected in Lower South Island Tonight
Weather: 100km/h gusts forecast for lower South Island, large swells forecast
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A deep low-pressure system will bring winds gusting up to 100km/h to parts of Southland, New Zealand, tonight. A strong wind watch is in effect for coastal Southland and Clutha, including Stewart Island, from 10pm until 5am tomorrow.
- 01Winds could reach up to 100km/h in exposed areas of Southland.
- 02Urban areas may experience gales around 80km/h.
- 03Stewart Island will be significantly affected by the strong winds.
- 04MetService has issued a strong wind watch from 10pm tonight until 5am tomorrow.
- 05Heavy showers are expected alongside the winds, making outdoor conditions challenging.
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A deep low-pressure system is forecast to bring winds gusting up to 100km/h to parts of Southland, New Zealand, tonight. According to MetService meteorologist Paris Marshall, the strongest winds will impact exposed areas, while urban locations may experience gales of around 80km/h. Stewart Island is also expected to face severe wind conditions. A strong wind watch has been issued for coastal Southland and Clutha, including Stewart Island, effective from 10pm tonight until 5am tomorrow. Additionally, the region will see heavy showers, which could feel more intense due to the wind, making outdoor conditions particularly challenging.
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Residents in Southland and Clutha should prepare for severe weather conditions that could disrupt outdoor activities and travel.
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