Te Horene, gaude, Pai Mata Tina, Kiri Gaude. Nengari, e dawe mata faka mahi riko. Ready, yfaka mahi norene, dau, te wai meteraa, hai prunahiko. OK, maya nor, welcome back. Well, some stormy weather is on the way for some places. We've got a sub-tropical low sinking down over the North Island. That is going to be with us through until Friday. High pressure keeps things mostly settled in the South. So lots of rangipaki or fine weather for the wai ponamo, the South Island. A few showers around the South Coast and the East, falling as hukareri or snow above 600 metres, hopeu kiri or strong winds developing up through the Maalbra sounds. Now, ua or rain will set in for Te Ika Maui, the North Island. Heavy thundry falls are in the mix with strong saverlies in the South. Hukareri or snow to 800 metres over the Tararor Range. So, afa or stormy weather here in the North. Some of that rain will come with thunder and hail later in the day. Plus, we've got some strong, nor East winds. A wet day here too, with the chance of some heavy rain. Tokorua could have some of those thunderstorms, fresh northerlies and high of 17 for Fakertane. Rain is going to spread down through eastern areas and it will be heavy at times. It's muckery or cold in the South with strong saverlies winds developing. Further west now, it's a bit of an inside day here too. South East Gaels will spread up the island and that ua or rain will be heavy at times. 14 is the high for you in Hwanga Nui. Heading over the straight, it's mostly Rangi Paki or fine here in the morning. Haiti ahi ahi in the afternoon. We'll see those strong, South East winds starting to develop. 17 for Kawatiri, West ports. And eastern areas are cool with kapaupo or cloudy weather and then a few showers through the afternoon. Still muckery or cold, highs here of 11 or 12 degrees. And further south, Simhukapapa or Frost early on with showers around the coast, those showers do become more widespread Haiti ahi ahi in the afternoon. So, zooming into the main centers now, Otsiporti to Niden is muckery or cold with showers from late morning and high of 10 degrees. In Auto-Dahi Christchurch, you will start the day with minus two degrees, a few showers here through the afternoon and high of 12 degrees. Wesh and windy for the Funganuiataara Wellington, strong, South Easts, it is going to feel like just two degrees if you are out in that wind. And a wet day for Ahuriri Napia and Heri Tunga Hastings, strong, South Easts in the afternoon, highs of 14 and 15 degrees. Rain is on the way for Toa Ronga with fresh northerlies around the middle of the day. 18 is your high, it is going to feel colder out in the wind though. Kirikiri Rauha Hamilton is on track for 19. It will be wet, though, and you could have some thunderstorms and hail after lunch. He'll be rain on the way for Tama Ki Makaurau Auckland. We could also see some thunder and hail here, nori scales, hay teata in the morning and a high of 20 degrees. Right, over the chance when we go cloud or showers for most places, it is hot and sunny for Adelaide, heading for high-vehia of 26 degrees. And lots of sunshine as we cross to the Pacific. Samoa is the warmest here with a high of 32 degrees. OK, back in Altea Rau now, looking ahead to a Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Finally, it is looking mostly fine in the north. There will be a couple of cooler days in the next though. Gisborne and Napier are cold, wet and windy from Rarmeri or Friday with a few showers on the way through the weekends. And there's still a bit of a chill in the air for the rest of the North Island, a few showers on Rarmeri Friday with southeast gales for you and you plummet. At the top of the South Island, it's cool and shawry gales on the way for greymouth with a wet weekend there. And through the South Vairy wintry again, you hear lots of sub-zero mornings or tiporti deneden with a high of just seven degrees on Rarmeri for your Friday. Sticking in your bubble sounds like an extra good plan for the next day or two. There's always a silver lining to some world weather, thanks, Ingrid. That's NewsHav live at 6'4a upper Wednesday. The NewsHav late team is here at 1025. Cornwall is a 10 green a hoe if I can now you take a co-papa. Now on the project, you're revisiting a Kiwi classic. We are very excited.