weather warning
FURTHER HEAVY RAIN FOR GISBORNE AND THE COROMANDEL PENINSULA A moist easterly flow is expected to continue over most of the North Island through into Friday morning
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North Island, showers for most but more frequent east of Tauranga at first. South Island, sunny spells and a few showers, mainly during the afternoon and evening.
Cloud increasing and showers developing in the western areas of both the North and South Islands then turning to rain in the west of the South Island later. Fine spells and a few afternoon and evening showers elsewhere.
Rain or showers for most, clearing in the eastern areas during the day and remaining dry about the Hawkes Bay and Gisborne.
Cloudy periods with a few showers and northeasterlies on Friday. Showers persisting on Saturday and Sunday and winds tend northwest.
Scattered showers, some heavy with isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening.
Periods of rain or showers. Some heavy falls about the hills and ranges, especially in Coromandel and Gisborne.
Often cloudy, with a few showers. Fine spells developing tomorrow afternoon.
Mostly cloudy. Drizzle patches night and morning, and isolated afternoon showers inland.
Fine spells, and isolated showers, especially during the afternoon and evening.
Areas of low cloud morning and night. Fine in the afternoon apart from isolated showers.
Mostly cloudy with the odd light shower.
Variable 10 knots. Sea slight. Easterly swell 1 metre. Poor visibility in showers, clearing Thursday morning.
Outlook following 3 days: Developing Friday afternoon northeast 15 knots, changing Sunday southwest 10 knots.
Variable 10 knots. Sea slight. Southwest swell 1 metre. Poor visibility in showers, clearing overnight.
Outlook following 3 days: Variable 10 knots. Developing early Saturday northeast 20 knots, changing Sunday southwest 10 knots.
Manukau and Waitemata Harbours, Hauraki Gulf and Bream Head to Cape Colville.
Situation
A trough remains slow-moving over New Zealand through to Thursday before slowly moving away on Friday. A second trough approaches the country from the Tasman Sea on Saturday and passes over the area on Sunday.
Warning
Wind warning Nil
Forecast
For the Manukau and Waitemata Harbours:
Wednesday: Variable 5 knots. Southwest 10 knots developing for a time this afternoon and evening. Sea slight. Poor visibility in showers, possibly heavy and thundery this afternoon and evening.
Thursday: Variable 5 knots. Southwest 10 knots developing for a time afternoon and evening. Sea slight. Cloudy periods, a few showers.
For the Hauraki Gulf and Bream Head to Cape Colville:
Wednesday: Variable 5 knots. Southwest 10 knots developing this evening, dying out overnight. Sea slight. Poor visibility in showers.
Thursday: Variable 5 knots. Northeast 10 knots developing for a time afternoon and evening. Sea slight. Cloudy periods, a few showers.
Outlook
Outlook until midnight Sunday:
Friday: Variable 5 knots. Northeast 10 knots developing in the evening. Fine breaks but a few showers also.
Saturday: Rising to northeast 15 knots early. Few showers becoming more frequent.
Sunday: Changing southwest 10 knots. Showers turning to rain, with heavy falls possible.
Swell
Swell forecast to midnight Sunday: East Coast: Easterly 1 metre. West Coast: Southwest 1.5 metres, dying out Saturday. Northwest 1.5 metres developing Sunday.
