The Climate of New Zealand

the Maori people called this place the
land of the long white cloud hi I’m
Rebecca Britain and welcome to
watchmojo.com and today we’ll be
checking out the climate in New Zealand
the climate in New Zealand is affected
by various factors its oceanic isolation
as well as its mountainous geography can
result in a change in weather New
Zealand enjoys a temperate climate the
warmest months in New Zealand are
January and February
with winter peaking in July temperatures
do not vary markedly between winter and
summer months snow is rarely seen in New
Zealand except in the mountains and in
the far south New Zealand receives
moderately high rainfall mean rainfall
can vary between 25 inches to 60 inches
New Zealand can experience high and even
extreme levels of UV rays in some places
because of its lack of air pollution
most places in this country receive
around 2,000 hours of sunshine per year
New Zealand’s weather can change quickly
and suddenly despite the uncertainty
there is never a bad time to visit this
island country