Next 24 Hours in Kaitaia
Next 9 Days in Kaitaia
Tue 14 May
Tue 14 May
18Β°
Day
12Β°
Night
Thunderstorms. Fairly breezy West to Nor'West winds.
WNW
24km/h
100%
chance
of rain
12.1mm
Thunderstorms. Fairly breezy West to Nor'West winds.
Wed 15 May
Wed 15 May
18Β°
Day
10Β°
Night
Partly cloudy. Fairly breezy Sou'West winds.
SW
24km/h
20%
chance
of rain
trace
Partly cloudy. Fairly breezy Sou'West winds.
Thu 16 May
Thu 16 May
19Β°
Day
8Β°
Night
Partly cloudy. Light South to Sou'West winds.
SSW
12km/h
10%
chance
of rain
trace
Partly cloudy. Light South to Sou'West winds.
Fri 17 May
Fri 17 May
18Β°
Day
10Β°
Night
Mostly cloudy. Light North to Nor'East winds.
NNE
13km/h
20%
chance
of rain
1.1mm
Mostly cloudy. Light North to Nor'East winds.
Sat 18 May
Sat 18 May
18Β°
Day
12Β°
Night
Partly cloudy. Fairly breezy Sou'West winds.
SW
21km/h
20%
chance
of rain
6.9mm
Partly cloudy. Fairly breezy Sou'West winds.
Sun 19 May
Sun 19 May
17Β°
Day
11Β°
Night
Showers. Fairly breezy Westerly winds.
W
25km/h
60%
chance
of rain
4.4mm
Showers. Fairly breezy Westerly winds.
Mon 20 May
Mon 20 May
16Β°
Day
10Β°
Night
Showers. Breezy to brisk West to Sou'West winds.
WSW
28km/h
40%
chance
of rain
3.8mm
Showers. Breezy to brisk West to Sou'West winds.
Tue 21 May
Tue 21 May
16Β°
Day
10Β°
Night
Showers. Fairly breezy Sou'West winds.
SW
24km/h
40%
chance
of rain
4.4mm
Showers. Fairly breezy Sou'West winds.
Wed 22 May
Wed 22 May
16Β°
Day
10Β°
Night
Partly cloudy. Fairly breezy South to Sou'West winds.
SSW
21km/h
20%
chance
of rain
trace
Partly cloudy. Fairly breezy South to Sou'West winds.
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Troy on 11/05/2024 11:23pm
Very informative weather information for Australia when you do them via You Tube.
I now only watch your videos for my Australian weather. You present them with a lot of good information and explain things very well.
Love the fly overβs too when you pick some random place and present the information.
Looking forward to your next Australian update. Love your work.
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WW Forecast Team on 11/05/2024 11:50pm
Hi Troy, thanks heaps for the awesome feedback β itβs really appreciated! Enjoy doing the flyovers too, always fun learning the geography of the planet π Thanks for taking the time to write in.
β Phil D
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Kitteh on 10/05/2024 6:30pm
Gβday Phil & WW crew.
I have a question about something that pops up now and then under the βNOWβ info. When it is particularly cold, the floating point number of NaNΒ° appears in the βHumidexβ reading. Why is that? Iβm asking b/c I find the non-number value interesting. Is it too cold for the thermometer, the system, or the programmers?? (LOL)
Please let a weather geek know and if itβs too cold for the programmersβ¦..the answer is, as always, More Coffee!!! :))
Thanking you all @ WW for the stellar job you do.
Kitteh
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WW Forecast Team on 11/05/2024 11:48pm
Hi Kitteh, thanks for the support π Humidex is primarily a summer/heat thing. Once it gets too cold the Humidex no longer works (and we switch to wind chill, although we donβt display that in our forecasts but we do in our app, in Temperatures under βTrendsβ). So Humidex needs humidity but also warmth for it to start working. π
β WW
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Jared on 10/05/2024 10:27am
Hi Phil & Weather Watch Team.
Follow you guys religiously.
You guys do an amazing job delivering the weather.
Understand how the highs out of the Tasman affect NZ.
Just wondering if & when those highs creep higher north on your modeling.
Iβm Hawkes Bay based. (Pakipaki)
Would love some decent rain.
Keep up the the good work.
Cheers Jared.
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WW Forecast Team on 11/05/2024 11:49pm
Hi Jared, thanks for the support π
The high pressure zones do show some signs of shifting further north but the anticyclonic flow around them can then bring in westerlies for Hawkeβs Bay. What we really need is for a break in the highs to allow a Tasman or Sub-tropical low to move on it. Thatβs what will bring in the easterlies. Otherwise you want the highs to go much further south of NZ, so they help bring in easterlies to Hawkeβs Bay.
Cheers,
β WW
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Philip on 9/05/2024 10:50pm
New to your site. Two questions:
1) in your βnowβ section, there appear to be different location available. Can I find out where they are?
2) Do you have any past weather data and if so how do I access it.
Your site significantly better than metservice π
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WW Forecast Team on 9/05/2024 11:29pm
Hi Philip,
Welcome to our site!
1): You can try looking for them on our observations page here: https://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/maps-radars/observations/live-observations OR if you use our new app it will display a map with the nearest ones to your specific chosen location (and you can use the GPS βfind my locationβ function).
2) Sadly in NZ there is no open weather data from MetService or NIWA (NZ Governmentβs two separate tax funded/owned weather forecasters) so we canβt even display publicly paid for data. With regards to the weather stations we do display, weβre only a third party displaying privately owned stations via Wunderground so have no access to history sorry. But you can try Wunderground.com itself for more.
Regards,
β WW
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Josh on 6/05/2024 12:07am
hey ww hope you guys had a good weekend. intresting to see the downpours developing in auckland right now.
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Malcolm Yurak on 2/05/2024 1:06am
Great stuff, worked for me too!
Cheers WW
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