Next 24 Hours in Invercargill
Next 9 Days in Invercargill
Sun 28 Jul
Sun 28 Jul
8°
Day
5°
Night
Rainy and windy. Breezy to brisk Sou'East winds.
SE
37km/h
100%
chance
of rain
20.8mm
Rainy and windy. Breezy to brisk Sou'East winds.
Mon 29 Jul
Mon 29 Jul
6°
Day
4°
Night
Windy, with morning showers. Breezy to brisk East to Sou'East winds.
ESE
33km/h
50%
chance
of rain
1.1mm
Windy, with morning showers. Breezy to brisk East to Sou'East winds.
Tue 30 Jul
Tue 30 Jul
7°
Day
3°
Night
Cloudy. Fairly breezy East to Sou'East winds.
ESE
27km/h
20%
chance
of rain
trace
Cloudy. Fairly breezy East to Sou'East winds.
Wed 31 Jul
Wed 31 Jul
8°
Day
3°
Night
Cloudy. Breezy East to Sou'East winds.
ESE
14km/h
10%
chance
of rain
trace
Cloudy. Breezy East to Sou'East winds.
Thu 1 Aug
Thu 1 Aug
9°
Day
1°
Night
Partly cloudy. Light East to Sou'East winds.
ESE
13km/h
10%
chance
of rain
trace
Partly cloudy. Light East to Sou'East winds.
Fri 2 Aug
Fri 2 Aug
9°
Day
-1°
Night
Partly cloudy. Light East to Nor'East winds.
ENE
9km/h
10%
chance
of rain
trace
Partly cloudy. Light East to Nor'East winds.
Sat 3 Aug
Sat 3 Aug
8°
Day
0°
Night
Partly cloudy. Light Nor'East winds.
NE
9km/h
10%
chance
of rain
trace
Partly cloudy. Light Nor'East winds.
Sun 4 Aug
Sun 4 Aug
9°
Day
3°
Night
Partly cloudy. Light North to Nor'East winds.
NNE
12km/h
10%
chance
of rain
trace
Partly cloudy. Light North to Nor'East winds.
Mon 5 Aug
Mon 5 Aug
10°
Day
5°
Night
Mostly cloudy. Breezy Northerly winds.
N
16km/h
20%
chance
of rain
0.7mm
Mostly cloudy. Breezy Northerly winds.
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Chris on 27/07/2024 4:01am
Are those rain forecasts for Monday and Tuesday locked in?
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WW Forecast Team on 27/07/2024 4:25am
Hi Chris – Not Tuesday totally yet, but Monday is more so now that the low has started to develop properly.
– WW
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jet on 24/07/2024 3:24am
hi guys what are the chances for snow to lower hills in nelson next week?
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WW Forecast Team on 24/07/2024 4:21am
Watch our daily videos – next week’s snow risks still aren’t known and have been wildly changing each day. A lot of conflicting forecasts/modelling due to the chaos around us. We wouldn’t want to take a guess yet.
– WW
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Lil on 23/07/2024 3:57am
Love the PredictWind rain/wind forecast! Fantastic! Thanks WW.
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DJA on 22/07/2024 1:44am
Is it no longer the case that low pressure will dominate our weather for the next few weeks? I didn’t think high pressure was expected any time soon.
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WW Forecast Team on 22/07/2024 4:49am
Hi there, in winter beyond 10 days can be very tricky – high pressure over Aussie is half affecting us this week, then briefly crosses over NZ.
Chaotic / neutral weather patterns like this spit out both lows and highs and the most tricky part about longer range forecasting in NZ is trying to pinpoint precisely where those controlling highs will eventually track (they only have to move slightly faster to replace a low). It’s why we’re not big fans of overly long range forecasts for NZ.
Phil D
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DJA on 22/07/2024 9:47pm
Thanks for the explanation Phil
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Bruce on 19/07/2024 5:33pm
This is one of those weather pattern/storm that is more informative to follow on your RAIN FORECAST as most of the rain is further out to sea than RAIN RADAR can cover. If you haven’t tried the rain forecast before, have a look, it’s interesting.
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Nilesh on 23/07/2024 8:29pm
This is really helpful!
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