Weather Forecast for Ohakune, Manawatu-Wanganui588m above sea level
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Next 24 Hours in Ohakune, Manawatu-Wanganui
Next 9 Days in Ohakune, Manawatu-Wanganui
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18km/h
chance
of rain
6.1mm
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16km/h
chance
of rain
0.3mm
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23km/h
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of rain
8.9mm
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20km/h
chance
of rain
1.4mm
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19km/h
chance
of rain
0.8mm
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13km/h
chance
of rain
6.6mm
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Night
20km/h
chance
of rain
8.8mm
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22km/h
chance
of rain
9.1mm
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Night
19km/h
chance
of rain
4.9mm
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Joel on 13/12/2025 10:30am
Hey WeatherWatch.
I’m hosting a pre family Christmas on the Norh Shore of Auckland on the 20th..
I have a great outdoor area, but limited into space.
How’s the weather shaping for pnfor next Saturday. I kinda see showers, basically wet.. Any thing positive???
Thx
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WW Forecast Team on 15/12/2025 1:19am
Hi Joel, does look like some wet weather possible in the morning (although working out timing 5 days out is tricky) so the positive based on today’s forecast is that Saturday PM looks drier than Saturday AM. You may find the weather graphs at RuralWeather more helpful (covers North Shore suburbs too): https://www.ruralweather.co.nz/forecasts/Auckland
A cold front is moving up NZ on Friday and Saturday – so there will be wind and showers moving through a number of NZ places for a time, along with a noticeable temperature drop.
– WW
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Bryce on 12/12/2025 10:37pm
Hi ya, Heading from Napier to Taupo for Christmas eve – day and returning Boxing Day what’s the outlook for that period ?
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WW Forecast Team on 15/12/2025 1:22am
Hi Bryce – Check out today’s weather video, as it covers the forecast right up to (and including) Christmas Day. It’s not yet locked in though, but for now looks dry then in that area. Our next video update is out on Thursday, and our forecasts here at WeatherWatch go 10 days out (so that now covers Christmas Eve as of today/Monday, and tomorrow will include the first forecast for Christmas Day).
– WW
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Phil on 11/12/2025 11:56pm
Any reason why I’m seeing 12 and 13 degrees in the forecast next week for Invercargill in December? I know our summer doesn’t usually start for a while but these westerly’s are out the gate man. It’s been constant we’ve hit 20 degrees like once the whole summer
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WW Forecast Team on 15/12/2025 1:25am
Hi Phil, check out my weather video today as I talk about it – but basically a stormier Southern Ocean and a lack of real high pressure over NZ looks to encourage a decent burst of polar air (sub-Antarctic). If you go by the astronomical calendar for our seasons (the sun’s journey around the sun) then it’s still technically spring for another week….if that helps? 😀
– Phil D
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Carolyn on 9/12/2025 8:08pm
Kia ora guys, I am fascinated by cloud formations and their relationship to the whenua as well as conditions in the air. Is there an informative resource you could direct me to that would help me broaden my knowledge?
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WW Forecast Team on 9/12/2025 8:22pm
Kia ora Carolyn, there are a couple of good sites to check to learn more about clouds.
1) World Meteorological Organisation: https://wmo.int/world-meteorological-day-2017/classifying-clouds
2) Cloud Atlas (extremely detailed with thousands of cloud photos/types) https://cloudatlas.wmo.int/en/home.html
Hope that helps!
– WW
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Carla on 9/12/2025 12:41am
ah – found it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FE6S9iZ7KNU
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