Cracked skin is a classic symptom of dry skin, but it can also occur in response to scratches or other trauma, or infection.When the skin dries, it can become rough and flaky, with small tears that can lead to deeper cracks called fissures, which can extend into the deeper layers of the skin.Cracked skin is often accompanied by other symptoms of dry skin, with one symptom often leading to another.racked skin is often accompanied by other symptoms of dry skin, with one symptom often leading to another.
May 01, 2009, 9:37 AM. As a general guide what is the weather like in Jan/Feb? We went to east coast Australia in Jan/Feb this year and it was a bit of a wash out. The weather reports seemed to be saying the same for NZ. I realise that NZ gets quite a bit of rain throughout the year but can we expect the same when we go next year?
January and February are the warmest months, and July is the coldest month of the year. In summer, the average maximum temperature ranges between 20-30ÂºC (70-90Â°F) and in winter between 10-15ÂºC (50-60Â°F).You can check on New Zealand weather conditions on the New Zealand Met Service website.ummer in New Zealand is moderate to hot, with temperatures hovering around 20-30 degrees celsius. In most places you can wear shorts and a t-shirt or singlet during the day, adding a light jumper at night.