Next 24 Hours in Christchurch
Next 9 Days in Christchurch
Tue 9 Dec
Tue 9 Dec
25°
Day
13°
Night
Morning clouds followed by afternoon sun. Breezy Sou'West winds.
SW
18km/h
0%
chance
of rain
trace
Morning clouds followed by afternoon sun. Breezy Sou'West winds.
Wed 10 Dec
Wed 10 Dec
19°
Day
11°
Night
Morning clouds followed by afternoon sun. Fairly breezy East to Nor'East winds.
ENE
22km/h
10%
chance
of rain
trace
Morning clouds followed by afternoon sun. Fairly breezy East to Nor'East winds.
Thu 11 Dec
Thu 11 Dec
16°
Day
8°
Night
Partly cloudy. Breezy to brisk South to Sou'West winds.
SSW
28km/h
20%
chance
of rain
trace
Partly cloudy. Breezy to brisk South to Sou'West winds.
Fri 12 Dec
Fri 12 Dec
19°
Day
11°
Night
Mainly sunny. Fairly breezy Easterly winds.
E
21km/h
0%
chance
of rain
trace
Mainly sunny. Fairly breezy Easterly winds.
Sat 13 Dec
Sat 13 Dec
23°
Day
14°
Night
Mostly sunny. Fairly breezy Nor'East winds.
NE
26km/h
10%
chance
of rain
trace
Mostly sunny. Fairly breezy Nor'East winds.
Sun 14 Dec
Sun 14 Dec
25°
Day
17°
Night
Mostly cloudy. Breezy to brisk Northerly winds.
N
31km/h
0%
chance
of rain
1.1mm
Mostly cloudy. Breezy to brisk Northerly winds.
Mon 15 Dec
Mon 15 Dec
21°
Day
12°
Night
Showers. Breezy North to Nor'West winds.
NNW
19km/h
50%
chance
of rain
4.1mm
Showers. Breezy North to Nor'West winds.
Tue 16 Dec
Tue 16 Dec
20°
Day
12°
Night
Mostly cloudy. Fairly breezy North to Nor'West winds.
NNW
21km/h
20%
chance
of rain
trace
Mostly cloudy. Fairly breezy North to Nor'West winds.
Wed 17 Dec
Wed 17 Dec
19°
Day
10°
Night
Showers. Fairly breezy Sou'West winds.
SW
21km/h
40%
chance
of rain
4mm
Showers. Fairly breezy Sou'West winds.
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Jet on 8/12/2025 9:47pm
Hi guys is it possible Nelson might have drought this summer or is it unlikely also what caused the Nelson drought in 2019
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WW Forecast Team on 8/12/2025 10:16pm
Hi Jet, drought is possible every summer in NZ, but for now there are no signs of drought for you. Nelson itself is showing signs of drying out, but the region is still in a very good set up. Would need little to no rain for at least 6 weeks to even get closer to that territory.
Cheers
Phil
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josh on 3/12/2025 9:06pm
hey team fun thunderstorms yesterday round auckland. 3 lots of it in my area takanini yesterday!!!! but missed most of the heaviest rain. 26mm for yesterday.
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Carla on 4/12/2025 10:15pm
And in Whangarei we had 5mm since Monday! Certainly very hard to forecast.
Thanks for all the good work this year Phil, I hope you have some quiet holiday weeks before we get into cyclone season 🙂
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Jon on 3/12/2025 2:56am
Hey I just want to say thank you. I’ve been constantly amazed at how accurate modern weather forecasting is. I appreciate the regular updates you make, and I like the way your forecasting is presented here better than other weather apps/pages. Kudos!
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WW Forecast Team on 3/12/2025 3:40am
Hi Jon, thank you very much for the kind comment. While 100% accuracy is still a thing for well in the future on this planet, it’s uplifting to get a comment like yours. I’m personally always blown away (no pun intended!!) when modelling can pick a storm 2 weeks away when it hasn’t even started to form yet.
Thanks again,
Phil D
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