Weather Forecast for Ohakune
Showers. Fairly breezy Northerly winds.
Now
Today
20°
Ohakune
Showers. Fairly breezy Northerly winds.
Rain (chance)Rain (amount)WindUV IndexSunriseSunset
40%0.8mmN 21km/h9 (Very High)4:44pm7:33am
Tonight
14°
Ohakune
Showers. Breezy Northerly winds.
Rain (chance)Rain (amount)WindMoonriseMoonsetMoon Phase
80%1.7mmN 18km/h5:05pm8:45amWaxing Crescent
Next 24 Hours in Ohakune
Next 9 Days in Ohakune
Sun 5 Dec
Sun 5 Dec
18°
Day
Day
14°
Night
Night
Rain. Breezy North to Nor'West winds.
NNW
18km/h
18km/h
100%
chance
of rain
chance
of rain
27.6mm
Rain. Breezy North to Nor'West winds.
Mon 6 Dec
Mon 6 Dec
17°
Day
Day
13°
Night
Night
Rain. Light North to Nor'West winds.
NNW
13km/h
13km/h
100%
chance
of rain
chance
of rain
19.7mm
Rain. Light North to Nor'West winds.
Tue 7 Dec
Tue 7 Dec
19°
Day
Day
13°
Night
Night
Light rain. Breezy Nor'West winds.
NW
14km/h
14km/h
80%
chance
of rain
chance
of rain
5mm
Light rain. Breezy Nor'West winds.
Wed 8 Dec
Wed 8 Dec
20°
Day
Day
13°
Night
Night
Light rain. Breezy Nor'West winds.
NW
14km/h
14km/h
80%
chance
of rain
chance
of rain
5.1mm
Light rain. Breezy Nor'West winds.
Thu 9 Dec
Thu 9 Dec
20°
Day
Day
13°
Night
Night
Light rain. Light Nor'West winds.
NW
12km/h
12km/h
80%
chance
of rain
chance
of rain
7.9mm
Light rain. Light Nor'West winds.
Fri 10 Dec
Fri 10 Dec
19°
Day
Day
12°
Night
Night
Light rain. Breezy Nor'West winds.
NW
16km/h
16km/h
70%
chance
of rain
chance
of rain
11.2mm
Light rain. Breezy Nor'West winds.
Sat 11 Dec
Sat 11 Dec
16°
Day
Day
10°
Night
Night
Light rain. Light East to Sou'East winds.
ESE
12km/h
12km/h
60%
chance
of rain
chance
of rain
8.8mm
Light rain. Light East to Sou'East winds.
Sun 12 Dec
Sun 12 Dec
17°
Day
Day
10°
Night
Night
Light rain. Light East to Sou'East winds.
ESE
9km/h
9km/h
60%
chance
of rain
chance
of rain
7mm
Light rain. Light East to Sou'East winds.
Mon 13 Dec
Mon 13 Dec
18°
Day
Day
10°
Night
Night
Light rain. Light Nor'East winds.
NE
10km/h
10km/h
60%
chance
of rain
chance
of rain
6.7mm
Light rain. Light Nor'East winds.
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Yvonne on 27/11/2021 2:38pm
I’ve lived in Palmerston north for a long time there are times we are forecasted rain and winds but never get them we have beautiful days instead of bad weather this has happened often over this year we have missed all the bad rain and storms is there a reason for the weather not effecting us here id be interested in any reason
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janet on 21/11/2021 8:04am
rain,wind an never stops oh for sun an dry.
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Richard Hooper on 18/11/2021 8:59pm
Hi Phil..I have been observing a developing possible marine heatwave on the Moana Project website.It seems the Bay of Plenty area is already experiencing a Marine heatwave. Amazingly i have not seen any media news regarding this important development…The Tasman Sea marine heatwave of 2017 – 2018 gave NZ it’s hottest summer on record and created some havoc to the surrounding environments. Interesting to note 2017-2018 we were under a La Nina influence…Other areas showing heatwave potential Cape Reinga, Hauraki Gulf and Stewart Island areas …
Thoughts on the odds 2021-2022 Summer could be another very hot one.
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WW Forecast Team on 18/11/2021 9:35pm
Hi Richard
Thanks for your message. Yes it very much feels like a marine heatwave developing which ties in with the developing La Nina to some degree. Definitely should add more warmth – as we’re already experiencing this month, which will definitely be breaking temperature records for land with this consistent warmth. The next 14 days ahead look drier for NZ – but hotter. Looks like an early summer this year for most of NZ, especially the north. Our next ClimateWatch outlook (the last one for the year) will be issued on Tuesday Nov 30 and we’ll be taking a close look at the sea surface temperatures and anomalies in our part of the world.
Cheers
Phil D
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