Weather Forecast for Gisborne12m above sea level
Mainly clear. Light North to Nor'West winds.
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Anne on 21/04/2026 7:39pm
Thurs 23, says 0% chance of 5.5 ml of rain …
I realise that forecasts are only a ‘best guess’ and can change at any time, but this seems to me on of the weirder ones, would love to know if there is an explanation
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WW Forecast Team on 21/04/2026 8:07pm
Hi Anne, our rainfall data each day in the daily totals is actually broken into two segments: Daytime and nightime. So if you see that it means rainfall will be occuring overnight. If you use the rain graphs at RuralWeather.co.nz or in the WeatherWatch App you will be able to make more sense of it.
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