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Palmerston North and parts of Manawatu woke to a crisp frost this morning, with temperatures dropping well below freezing point.
MetService reported that the temperature shortly before 7am at Palmerston North Airport was -2 degrees Celsius, but felt like -4.
It was also recommended that four layers of clothing were needed to keep warm.
The forecast for today is for fine weather, with some cloudy periods, a northwest breeze and a high of 13 degrees.
- © Fairfax NZ News
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