Weather Forecast for Tauranga11m above sea level
Windy, with thunderstorms. Brisk Nor'East winds.
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Next 24 Hours in Tauranga
Next 9 Days in Tauranga
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16km/h
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of rain
3.1mm
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23km/h
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of rain
1.6mm
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21km/h
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of rain
0.7mm
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15km/h
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of rain
trace
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19km/h
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of rain
1mm
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21km/h
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of rain
10.1mm
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25km/h
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of rain
18mm
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18km/h
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of rain
18.6mm
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18km/h
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of rain
9.2mm
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Aaron on 11/11/2025 8:27pm
Guys, a small complaint.
Over the last year or so, I have noticed that when I refresh the web page/app to get the latest rainfall amount for a location (have experimented with about 10 locations, including my local area of Takapuna), it won’t always update to the current time, and often goes back 30 minutes to up to and hour and a half before, so we aren’t able to see the most up to date rainfall amount. Not sure if you guys are aware of this but I thought I would let you know. Cheers.
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WW Forecast Team on 11/11/2025 9:46pm
Hi Aaron, is this to do with rainfall that has already fallen – or rainfall that is forecast to yet fall?
Cheers
– Phil D
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Wayne Archer on 11/11/2025 5:57pm
What a great weather setup, easy-to-use and understand. I do check the forecast a few times and checking manly for changes as we have a reasonable size vegetable garden which is used all year round. We rely on a water gauge to check for overnight rain. If there was a place that I could fill in for the amount of rain for the past 24hrs I could do that. Once again what a great forecast report.
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WW Forecast Team on 11/11/2025 6:56pm
Hi Wayne, thanks so much for taking the time to post very kind feedback, it’s much appreciated 🙂
Cheers
– WW
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Riley Watson on 10/11/2025 8:21am
Hey there
I was wondering if you would have an idea of what the weather will be like for the far north (Kaitaia and further north) of New Zealand for the end of November and early December.
Cheers Riley
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WW Forecast Team on 10/11/2025 9:31pm
Hi there Riley, we don’t have a December outlook yet but generally speaking we’re seeing a few rain bands moving through over the next couple weeks affecting the upper North Island. Weather forecasts tend to only go out 10 days or so with accuracy – beyond that the timing/placement of weather systems in the maps can move around so much it becomes unreliable in a narrow island nation like NZ. But there are some dry settled patches, but also a few lows to keep an eye on. Likely warmer than average too.
Cheers
– WW
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Paul Owen on 9/11/2025 8:12pm
hi there, I came here just to see if there was any article or if the question has been asked already…? but just very curious to learn why the weather in the upper North island has become so incredibly HOT all of a sudden???
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WW Forecast Team on 10/11/2025 12:12am
Hi Paul, High pressure north of NZ is pulling down subtropical air from around New Caledonia/southern Vanuatu and the Coral Sea area. The placement of that high is helping drag down that humid summer-like air. This should ease back in the coming days/nights. It’s been well above average/normal for parts of NZ over the past week due to these airflows.
Cheers,
Phil D
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Christopher Randal on 28/10/2025 11:52pm
Passing heavy showers in Waharoa.
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