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Thursday’s national forecast – Mainly settled today

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New Zealand is mainly settled today thanks to some high pressure, a front does move onto the lower South Island later this afternoon or evening however bringing showers.

Northland, Auckland, Waikato & Bay Of Plenty
Mostly sunny with a touch of high cloud pushing in from the west during the day, some low cloud or fog morning and night especially about Waikato and Northland. Light winds tend onshore in the afternoon.
Highs: 24-26

Western North Island (including Central North Island)
Low cloud or fog morning and night, mostly sunny by day. Light winds.
Highs: 21-25

Eastern North Island

Mostly cloudy then sunny spells break through from afternoon, a few showers about northern Hawkes Bay and Gisborne clear from the south during the day. Light southerlies gradually tend to the east or northeast.
Highs: 22-24

Wellington

Mostly sunny with any early cloud clearing, winds tend to the north in the afternoon.
Highs: 20-25

Marlborough & Nelson

Any morning low cloud or fog clears, mostly sunny otherwise with a touch of high cloud and northerlies. Overnight winds change to the south.
Highs: 21-25

Canterbury

Morning low cloud or fog (drizzle possible near the coast) then breaking to sunnier weather and a touch of high cloud, overnight gusty southwesterlies develop bringing showers, rain inland.
Highs: 20-24

West Coast

A mix of sun and cloud, morning fog for inland Buller, light winds. Late afternoon showers move into Fiordland, clearing overnight.
Highs: 18-24

Southland & Otago
Morning low cloud or fog then breaking to some sun and high cloud, southwesterlies (gusty about the coast) develop late afternoon about Southland then evening for Otago bringing showers.
Highs: 20-25

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