Weather Forecast for Whakatiwai, Pokeno29m above sea level
Cloudy. Fairly breezy North to Nor'East winds.
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Next 24 Hours in Whakatiwai, Pokeno
Next 9 Days in Whakatiwai, Pokeno
Day
Night
29km/h
chance
of rain
1.6mm
Day
Night
28km/h
chance
of rain
14.5mm
Day
Night
21km/h
chance
of rain
11.1mm
Day
Night
28km/h
chance
of rain
2.2mm
Day
Night
28km/h
chance
of rain
7.9mm
Day
Night
26km/h
chance
of rain
trace
Day
Night
26km/h
chance
of rain
1.8mm
Day
Night
27km/h
chance
of rain
2.4mm
Day
Night
23km/h
chance
of rain
4.1mm
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Mustang on 20/09/2025 12:20am
Hello, I was wondering why in quite a few recent hourly forecasts (specifically rural weather) there has been something along the lines of “0% chance of 21.9mm rain”. The quantities vary of course, but what does 0% chance mean, if there is a forecasted rain amount…? Thanks in advance for the explanation. We are WW fans and have been for quite a few years now! 🙂
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WW Forecast Team on 20/09/2025 1:05am
Hi Mustang, thanks for the support 🙂 When that occurs it means the rain is coming after midnight. The way we get our data feeds means that overnight rain (after midnight) can display in the total rainfall. 0% chance of rain is because rain isn’t likely during the day (6am to 6pm). We are hoping to clarify this better at some point in the future.
Cheers
– WW
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jet on 19/09/2025 4:31am
hi phill /WW are yall excpecting snow on nelsons westeren ranges in october i saw a lot if this morn 19/9/25 that is is it poss nelson western ranges will see snow in october ?
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Pauline Ketel on 19/09/2025 1:28am
Hi. Is there some way of finding out where the local weather stations are situated? I’ve tried looking on the map in the app but it’s not very accurate. Thanks
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WW Forecast Team on 19/09/2025 2:05am
Hi there Pauline – this is the full map of stations we display: https://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/maps-radars/observations/live-observations
You can also try http://www.Wunderground.com which is the actual host for the sites – and allows people to dig down even deeper.
Hope that helps,
Kind regards
– WW
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Doug on 18/09/2025 5:17am
Why is there such wildly different forecasts from Metservice and Weatherwatch?
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WW Forecast Team on 19/09/2025 2:36am
Hi Doug, we (all weather forecasters) interpret the data and communicate it in different ways. There are many ingredients that go into forecasting and we all produce different results due to that. We also use different technology/computing.
Cheers,
– Philip Duncan
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josh on 17/09/2025 10:22pm
hey there phillip. i been looking at the weather models for next week and some are showing a atmosphric river bearing down hence the rain icon on the auckland forecasts . looks like tasmin/nelson could see the return of severe rain next week after a nearly 2 month break?
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WW Forecast Team on 17/09/2025 11:01pm
Hey Josh – I mention this in today’s video (Thursday). Will be published before noon.
Cheers
Phil
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josh on 17/09/2025 11:28pm
thanks. because of you phillip and this site which i have seen grown since i came across in 2019 i have become a close wetaher follower and really enjoyed your posts and news stories about wetaher events like auckland floods and cyclones. keep it up.
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