Weather Forecast for Gisborne

Hi there, sadly we did forecast in November that December would be cooler and wetter than average. You can find our full summer forecast for Southland here - https://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/content/new-december-summer-climate-outlook-new-zealand-8-maps and we'll be updating this next week.

Cheers
WW

Hi there, in 2020 we're adding new options for people to capture historical data and forecast data + alerting to our phone. It's a work in progress but hopefully we can get to where you're wanting to go at some point in the next 12 months. Historical data in NZ is hard to access due to unfair behaviour by both Niwa and MetService and is why the Commerce Commission has launched an enquiry into them: www.stuff.co.nz/business/116203356/commerce-commission-investigating-niwa-and-metservice

Cheers

Phil 

Thank you very much for the support! Have a great Christmas and safe and wonderful 2020. 

Cheers

WW Team :) 

Hi there

That's possible, the nature of showers is they are a bit hit and miss. But keep in mind you could get a downpour.

Cheers
Aaron

Hi there

Is looking mainly dry, perhaps the risk of an isolated shower late afternoon / evening this coming Wed / Thu as written  in our forecasts above. Thursday carries the slightly higher risk of a shower otherwise mainly dry.

Rain will come when it comes but in the short term, mainly dry.

Thanks very much, Merry Christmas to you too!

Cheers
Aaron

Hi there

It'll calm down at some point but when that will be I'm not sure. I tend to stick with forecasting the next 5 to 6 days ahead and leave it at that.

Hopefully it calms down for you soon! :)

Cheers
Aaron

Hi Zane

The forecast is basically the forecast so 24 it is. There will be variables across the Auckland region. It may get a fraction warmer in northern suburbs perhaps? Western areas may be a touch cooler if anything due to a west to southwest breeze.

Thanks for the kind words, you have a great Christmas! :)

WW

Hi there

The key is in your answer, warned of "possible heavy showers / thunder". It was a possibility, not a guarantee. I live in Christchurch and noticed a bit more then drizzle with the change as it moved through.

And just to note MS I believe didn't have a chance of thunder for Wellington and changed it to be more in line with our forecast.

I'm not being critical of that it's a good move but in this game you win some you lose some. Hopefully win more then we lose all forecasters would hope, there are many varying levels to this though.

Thanks for checking in anyway, Merry Christmas!

Aaron 

Hi there, thanks heaps! - really nice of you to say. Hope you have a great break too, and an awesome Christmas, summer and 2020! 

Cheers from Phil and all the WW Team

Hi there, thank you so much - our entire team massively appreciates your support...correction, your AMAZING support :) Thank you - and have a great Christmas, New Year and Summer ahead!

Kindest regards
The WW Team 

Kia Ora and thanks heaps for your message. We actually already cover all these areas in two ways. 1) We were the first forecaster in Auckland to live track weather in any suburb - so if a major storm appears in your suburb we'll be live tracking it in our main Auckland forecast, unlike any other NZ forecaster. 2) We have detailed forecasts for your specific location - not just west, east, north, south, but specifically where you are. Combine the two and you have a great forecast for Auckland. Yes Auckland is a large region, but it's a major mistake to split the city into North, South, East and West when the city is just 1km wide at one point. So WW covers the entire region every day - but get very specific when more intense weather appears within parts of the city/region.

Cheers and thanks so much for the support! Merry Christmas to you too :) 
WW Team

Hi Dave, thank you so much for the kind support. Wishing you and your family and friends a very merry Christmas too.

Cheers
Phil D and the entire WW team

Hi there, today is certainly a miserable one for this time of year but we do have some better weather coming up. Tomorrow is warmer, calmer and drier. Christmas day looks a little cooler but should be dry :) Unfortunately your current set up does match our December and Summer outlook, that conditions will lean both wetter and cooler for you this summer. Here's the full info for you: www.weatherwatch.co.nz/content/new-december-summer-climate-outlook-new-zealand-8-maps

Cheers

WW

Best thing to do since we are so far out is for me to point you in the direction of these maps:

http://www.weathermap.co.nz/forecast-maps

Click on "Rain" then scroll through the drop down menu to NYE, you can see what type of weather we may expect. Currently it's looking rather anticyclonic and settled. But that could change...... hence it's best to keep an eye on those maps :)

Cheers
Aaron

Hi there, we have our December and Summer Season forecast out now: www.weatherwatch.co.nz/content/new-december-summer-climate-outlook-new-zealand-8-maps

It's already living up to the December forecast for most places. This cold period will linger into next week then eases - but we are likely having cooler changes off and on for the rest of December. The further north you live the warmer it will be.

Cheers and Merry Christmas to you!
WW

Hi there, we are improving our tide info next year and will be including local tides within our local land forecasts (so you don't have to go to another page). Pretty sure Onehunga will be included in that change. Not sure when this will happen but aiming for the first half of 2020.

Kind regards

WW Team

Infographics will start up again about mid January. The early morning and late afternoon time slots will be filled with another type of graphic over the xmas / new years period soon! Watch this space.

Cheers
WW

Latest update is up, check it out! :)

WW

Looks like there was one in the Waikato indeed.

WW