Paraparaumu Weather Forecast 7 Days

New Zealand Weather Forecast

Hottest for the next 7 days in Paraparaumu Beach is August 17 at 14°C (57°F) and the hottest for the next 7 days on August 20 at 10°C (50°F). Mean temperatures over the next 7 days are forecast to 12°C (54°F) .

August averages 50°F (10°C) in Paraparaumu Beach. Hottest for the next 14 days in Paraparaumu Beach is August 17 at 14°C (57°F) and the hottest for the next 14 days on August 20 at 10°C (50°F). Forecasts for the next 14 days predict an mean of 13°C (55°F).

August averages 50°F (10°C) in Paraparaumu Beach. Hottest days of the next 25 days in Paraparaumu Beach are August 17 at 14°C (57°F) and the hottest nights August 20 at 10°C (50°F). Mean temperatures for the next 25 days are forecast at 13°C (55°F) .

August averages 50°F (10°C) in Paraparaumu Beach.

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Couple of downpours that turn to rains for a while in the mornings or afternoons, with some severe and possibly stormy overturns. Rainy seasons, at certain points violently with storm storms, which subside to sporadic downpours in the afternoons of the following mornings. Mostly good with high clouds and a few downpours tomorrows. Odd rains, clarifying first thing next day, then mostly good.

Rains over the west mountain chains, sometimes violent and thunderous, and strewn plunges further eastward, which subside in the afternoons of the following mornings. Rainy seasons, occasionally strong with occasional thunder storms, clearings in Fiordland and the south of the Westland and decreasing rainfall further northern. Shower. Showering in another place that is too beautiful. on South Island, shower in the eastern part of Ashburton to the northeast, in the mornings mainly in other places.

from Gisborne and north Hawkes Bay. Southern Island, Delicate in the Orient, Clouds develop in the west. The North Island, rainy, with severe crashes possible for Taranaki, Bay of Plenty and the main North Island. South-island, rainy in the western part, clouded with some rainy points in the eastern part.

Casual downpours and south-westerly winds, with a shift to the north on the last Monday. 15 knot North West, 25 knot tonight. Bad weather in rainy seasons from Friday mornings, which decreases on Friday evenings. View after 3 days: Southwestern 20 knot, early Sunday 10 knotted. Development Monday NW 20 knots.

Sea weather conditions and forecast published around 1915hrs Thursday 16-Aug-2018 by MetService NIL Alert for BRETT situation: There was a frontal movement across the area on Friday, followed by another feeble crest on Saturday. Prediction made at 1713h Thursday 16-Aug-2018 Valid until 19h Thursday for Bay of Islands Recreational Marine Area.

North-west 15 knot, 20 knot in the evenings. Friday: Northwestern climb to 25 knot 35 knot but 20 knot 30 knot southern of the early-morning poor knights islands. Bad view in the early mornings when it rains, clarification in the afternoons. Southwestern 15 to 10 kn.

North-east 10 nodes evolving later. Good. Climbing north to 15 nodes. Good weather forecast until Monday midnight: North 1 meter on Friday, Saturday and Sunday up to half a meter or less. Opua Flood: Thursday 23:38, Friday 12:06.