The weather in southern New Zealand

June 5438+ 10 really belongs to the spring in New Zealand, so there is still a temperature difference. I feel cold in the morning and evening ~ I remember that the lowest temperature in the South Island at night last year was about 6 or 7 degrees ~ And it rained, and it felt colder ~

The temperature in the South Island will be lower than that in the North Island, so it will feel cold sooner or later, especially in glaciers and Queenstown, where the main wind is quite strong. But it's different when it's sunny at noon ~ if it's sunny at noon, I'm a sweater and wearing short sleeves inside is enough. Some are not afraid of the cold and go into battle with short sleeves! If it is at night or near the seaside, I will put on a jacket, sweater and short sleeves, plus a scarf.

By the way, if you look at the stars in Tekapo, you must prepare your coat and hat! It's windy to see the stars at night, and the temperature will drop a lot at night ~ this must be paid attention to!

So many friends say that it is right to have a coat, and thin down is also right ~ you can bring down if you are not afraid of cold, but I think it is necessary to have a coat! Also, it is best to bring a scarf, whether it is warm or concave!