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  1. A heatwave has caused wildfires and low river levels in the South Island, concurrent with cold air moving from the Antarctic region.
  2. Cold air from the Antarctic region pushes snow onto the South Island.

Cold air originating from the Antarctic region is pushing northward, causing low-pressure systems to track from Australia toward New Zealand.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 1
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Cold air originating from the Antarctic region is pushing northward, causing low-pressure systems to track from Australia toward New Zealand.

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Within A heatwave has caused wildfires and low river levels in the South Island, concurrent with cold air moving from the Antarctic region.

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