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issued 10:57AM, Tuesday 07 February 2012
Leisure Marine
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Auckland
Wind warning Nil
Manukau and Waitemata Harbours, Hauraki Gulf and Bream Head to Cape Colville.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday as a ridge builds over the area. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
For Manukau Harbour: Tuesday: Southwest 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots, becoming southwest 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Waitemata Harbour and the Hauraki Gulf: Tuesday: Northeast 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots becoming northeast 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Bream Head to Cape Colville: Tuesday: Southeast 15 knots. Sea slight. Fine spells, and a few light showers possible. Wednesday: Southeast 15 knots tending northeast 10 knots in the afternoon. Sea slight. Becoming fine in the morning.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots, with 10 knots sea breezes during the afternoon.Fine weather. Friday: Southwest 10 knots. Cloudy periods. Saturday: Southwest 10 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: East Coast: Easterly a metre, easing to half a metre on Saturday. West Coast: Southwest half to one metre.
Manukau and Waitemata Harbours, Hauraki Gulf and Bream Head to Cape Colville.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday as a ridge builds over the area. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
For Manukau Harbour: Tuesday: Southwest 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots, becoming southwest 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Waitemata Harbour and the Hauraki Gulf: Tuesday: Northeast 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots becoming northeast 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Bream Head to Cape Colville: Tuesday: Southeast 15 knots. Sea slight. Fine spells, and a few light showers possible. Wednesday: Southeast 15 knots tending northeast 10 knots in the afternoon. Sea slight. Becoming fine in the morning.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots, with 10 knots sea breezes during the afternoon.Fine weather. Friday: Southwest 10 knots. Cloudy periods. Saturday: Southwest 10 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: East Coast: Easterly a metre, easing to half a metre on Saturday. West Coast: Southwest half to one metre.
Bay of Islands
NIL warning for BRETT
Bay of Islands Recreational Marine Area.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday as a ridge builds over the area. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
Tuesday: Southeast 20 knots, easing to 15 knots late evening. Moderate sea becoming slight late evening. Cloudy periods. Fair visibility in a few showers. Wednesday: Southeast 15 knots easing to 10 knots in the evening. Sea slight. Becoming fine in the morning.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots. Fine spells. Friday: Variable 5 knots. Fine. Saturday: Variable 5 knots. A few showers.
Bay of Islands Recreational Marine Area.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday as a ridge builds over the area. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
Tuesday: Southeast 20 knots, easing to 15 knots late evening. Moderate sea becoming slight late evening. Cloudy periods. Fair visibility in a few showers. Wednesday: Southeast 15 knots easing to 10 knots in the evening. Sea slight. Becoming fine in the morning.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots. Fine spells. Friday: Variable 5 knots. Fine. Saturday: Variable 5 knots. A few showers.
Bay Of Plenty
NIL warning for PLENTY
Inshore waters from Matakana Island to Mayor Island to Motiti Island and then east to Torere River mouth.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday as a ridge builds over the area. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
Tuesday: Northerly 10 knots turning southeast this evening. Sea slight. Fine weather. Wednesday: Southeast 10 knots turning northerly for a time in the afternoon then dying away in the evening. Slight sea becoming smooth in the evening. Fine weather.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots, becoming westerly 10 knots in the afternoon. Fine weather. Friday: Westerly 15 knots. Mainly fine. Saturday: Variable 5 knots becoming southeast 10 knots later. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: Northeast 1 metre, easing to half a metre on Wednesday.
Inshore waters from Matakana Island to Mayor Island to Motiti Island and then east to Torere River mouth.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday as a ridge builds over the area. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
Tuesday: Northerly 10 knots turning southeast this evening. Sea slight. Fine weather. Wednesday: Southeast 10 knots turning northerly for a time in the afternoon then dying away in the evening. Slight sea becoming smooth in the evening. Fine weather.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots, becoming westerly 10 knots in the afternoon. Fine weather. Friday: Westerly 15 knots. Mainly fine. Saturday: Variable 5 knots becoming southeast 10 knots later. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: Northeast 1 metre, easing to half a metre on Wednesday.
Bream
Wind warning Nil
Bream Head to Cape Colville
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday as a ridge builds over the area. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
For Manukau Harbour: Tuesday: Southwest 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots, becoming southwest 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Waitemata Harbour and the Hauraki Gulf: Tuesday: Northeast 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots becoming northeast 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Bream Head to Cape Colville: Tuesday: Southeast 15 knots. Sea slight. Fine spells, and a few light showers possible. Wednesday: Southeast 15 knots tending northeast 10 knots in the afternoon. Sea slight. Becoming fine in the morning.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots, with 10 knots sea breezes during the afternoon.Fine weather. Friday: Southwest 10 knots. Cloudy periods. Saturday: Southwest 10 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: East Coast: Easterly a metre, easing to half a metre on Saturday. West Coast: Southwest half to one metre.
Bream Head to Cape Colville
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday as a ridge builds over the area. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
For Manukau Harbour: Tuesday: Southwest 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots, becoming southwest 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Waitemata Harbour and the Hauraki Gulf: Tuesday: Northeast 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots becoming northeast 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Bream Head to Cape Colville: Tuesday: Southeast 15 knots. Sea slight. Fine spells, and a few light showers possible. Wednesday: Southeast 15 knots tending northeast 10 knots in the afternoon. Sea slight. Becoming fine in the morning.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots, with 10 knots sea breezes during the afternoon.Fine weather. Friday: Southwest 10 knots. Cloudy periods. Saturday: Southwest 10 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: East Coast: Easterly a metre, easing to half a metre on Saturday. West Coast: Southwest half to one metre.
Christchurch
NIL warning for CONWAY
Inshore waters from Lyttelton Harbour to the Waimakariri River mouth.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings an easterly flow to the area for the next few days. A low is expected to appproach the south of the South Island on Thursday from the Tasman Sea, and move east over southern New Zealand on Friday, followed by a southerly flow.
Tuesday: Easterly 15 knots easing to 10 knots overnight. Sea slight. Often cloudy. Fair visibility in occasional drizzle. Wednesday: Easterly 10 knots, rising to northeast 15 knots in the afternoon.Sea slight. Fair visibility in morning drizzle then increasing fine spells.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Northeast 15 knots, dying away in the evening. Fine, some cloud. Friday: Early change southwest 20 knots. Showers. Saturday: Southwest 15 knots gradually dying away. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: Easterly 1.5 metres, easing to a metre Friday, and half a metre Saturday. Northeast half a metre, dying out Friday.
Inshore waters from Lyttelton Harbour to the Waimakariri River mouth.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings an easterly flow to the area for the next few days. A low is expected to appproach the south of the South Island on Thursday from the Tasman Sea, and move east over southern New Zealand on Friday, followed by a southerly flow.
Tuesday: Easterly 15 knots easing to 10 knots overnight. Sea slight. Often cloudy. Fair visibility in occasional drizzle. Wednesday: Easterly 10 knots, rising to northeast 15 knots in the afternoon.Sea slight. Fair visibility in morning drizzle then increasing fine spells.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Northeast 15 knots, dying away in the evening. Fine, some cloud. Friday: Early change southwest 20 knots. Showers. Saturday: Southwest 15 knots gradually dying away. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: Easterly 1.5 metres, easing to a metre Friday, and half a metre Saturday. Northeast half a metre, dying out Friday.
Coromandel
NIL warning for PLENTY
Inshore waters from Great Mercury Island to Mayor Island to Matakana Island.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday as a ridge builds over the area. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
Tuesday: Southeast 15 knots, but easterly 10 knots south of Slipper Island turning southeast in the south tonight. Sea slight. Mostly fine, chance of a shower in the north. Wednesday: Southeast 10 knots but 15 knots north of Slipper Island, becoming southeast 10 knots everywhere in the morning. Becoming variable 5 knots everywhere in the evening. Slight sea becoming smooth in the evening. Fine weather.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots, becoming westerly 10 knots in the afternoon.Fine weather. Friday: Westerly 10 knots. Mainly fine. Saturday: Variable 5 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: Easterly a metre, easing to half a metre on Wednesday.
Inshore waters from Great Mercury Island to Mayor Island to Matakana Island.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday as a ridge builds over the area. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
Tuesday: Southeast 15 knots, but easterly 10 knots south of Slipper Island turning southeast in the south tonight. Sea slight. Mostly fine, chance of a shower in the north. Wednesday: Southeast 10 knots but 15 knots north of Slipper Island, becoming southeast 10 knots everywhere in the morning. Becoming variable 5 knots everywhere in the evening. Slight sea becoming smooth in the evening. Fine weather.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots, becoming westerly 10 knots in the afternoon.Fine weather. Friday: Westerly 10 knots. Mainly fine. Saturday: Variable 5 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: Easterly a metre, easing to half a metre on Wednesday.
Hauraki
Wind warning Nil
The Hauraki Gulf
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday as a ridge builds over the area. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
For Manukau Harbour: Tuesday: Southwest 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots, becoming southwest 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Waitemata Harbour and the Hauraki Gulf: Tuesday: Northeast 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots becoming northeast 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Bream Head to Cape Colville: Tuesday: Southeast 15 knots. Sea slight. Fine spells, and a few light showers possible. Wednesday: Southeast 15 knots tending northeast 10 knots in the afternoon. Sea slight. Becoming fine in the morning.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots, with 10 knots sea breezes during the afternoon.Fine weather. Friday: Southwest 10 knots. Cloudy periods. Saturday: Southwest 10 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: East Coast: Easterly a metre, easing to half a metre on Saturday. West Coast: Southwest half to one metre.
The Hauraki Gulf
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday as a ridge builds over the area. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
For Manukau Harbour: Tuesday: Southwest 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots, becoming southwest 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Waitemata Harbour and the Hauraki Gulf: Tuesday: Northeast 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots becoming northeast 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Bream Head to Cape Colville: Tuesday: Southeast 15 knots. Sea slight. Fine spells, and a few light showers possible. Wednesday: Southeast 15 knots tending northeast 10 knots in the afternoon. Sea slight. Becoming fine in the morning.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots, with 10 knots sea breezes during the afternoon.Fine weather. Friday: Southwest 10 knots. Cloudy periods. Saturday: Southwest 10 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: East Coast: Easterly a metre, easing to half a metre on Saturday. West Coast: Southwest half to one metre.
Hawke Bay
NIL warning for PORTLAND
Inshore waters between Cape Kidnappers and Portland Island.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
Tuesday: Southeast 10 knots. Sea slight. Cloudy. Fair visibility in showers. Wednesday: Southeast 10 knots. Sea slight. Cloudy. Fair visibility in showers becoming less frequent in the afternoon.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots. Mostly fine. Friday: Variable 5 knots becoming southerly 10 knots later. Mainly fine. Saturday: Southerly 15 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: Southeast 2 metres, easing to 1.5 metres on Thursday and a metre on Saturday. Southerly a metre developing east of Wairoa Saturday.
Inshore waters between Cape Kidnappers and Portland Island.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
Tuesday: Southeast 10 knots. Sea slight. Cloudy. Fair visibility in showers. Wednesday: Southeast 10 knots. Sea slight. Cloudy. Fair visibility in showers becoming less frequent in the afternoon.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots. Mostly fine. Friday: Variable 5 knots becoming southerly 10 knots later. Mainly fine. Saturday: Southerly 15 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: Southeast 2 metres, easing to 1.5 metres on Thursday and a metre on Saturday. Southerly a metre developing east of Wairoa Saturday.
Kapiti
NIL warnings for COOK and STEPHENS
Inshore waters from Waitarere to Pukerua Bay and out to Kapiti Island.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to central New Zealand today and tomorrow.On Thursday, a ridge over the North Island weakens, while a front from the Tasman Sea, moves over the southwest of the South Island. The front weakens as it moves over the remainder of the country on Friday and Saturday, and is followed by southerlies.
Tuesday: Variable 5 knots but easterly 15 knots north of Otaki. Becoming southerly 15 knots everywhere for a time this afternoon till late evening. Sea smooth, but slight in the north, becoming slight everywhere for a time this afternoon until late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots but easterly 15 knots north of Otaki, becoming southwest 15 knots everywhere for a time in the afternoon. Sea smooth but slight in the north, becoming slight everywhere for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots becoming northerly 10 knots in the afternoon. Fine weather. Friday: Northwest 10 knots, changing southerly 15 knots later.Showers developing. Saturday: Southeast 15 knots. Becoming fine.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: Nil significant.
Inshore waters from Waitarere to Pukerua Bay and out to Kapiti Island.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to central New Zealand today and tomorrow.On Thursday, a ridge over the North Island weakens, while a front from the Tasman Sea, moves over the southwest of the South Island. The front weakens as it moves over the remainder of the country on Friday and Saturday, and is followed by southerlies.
Tuesday: Variable 5 knots but easterly 15 knots north of Otaki. Becoming southerly 15 knots everywhere for a time this afternoon till late evening. Sea smooth, but slight in the north, becoming slight everywhere for a time this afternoon until late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots but easterly 15 knots north of Otaki, becoming southwest 15 knots everywhere for a time in the afternoon. Sea smooth but slight in the north, becoming slight everywhere for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots becoming northerly 10 knots in the afternoon. Fine weather. Friday: Northwest 10 knots, changing southerly 15 knots later.Showers developing. Saturday: Southeast 15 knots. Becoming fine.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: Nil significant.
Mana
NIL warnings for COOK and STEPHENS
Inshore waters from Pukerua Bay to Makara Beach.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to central New Zealand today and tomorrow.On Thursday, a ridge over the North Island weakens, while a front from the Tasman Sea, moves over the southwest of the South Island. The front weakens as it moves over the remainder of the country on Friday and Saturday, and is followed by southerlies.
Tuesday: Southerly 20 knots easing to southeast 15 knots this evening. Moderate sea becoming slight this evening. Cloudy periods. Fair visibility in a few showers. Wednesday: Southeast 15 knots turning southwest in the afternoon then dying out in the evening. Slight sea becoming smooth in the evening. Becoming fine in the morning.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots becoming northerly 15 knots in the afternoon.Fine weather. Friday: Northwest 15 knots, changing southerly 20 knots later. Showers developing. Saturday: Southeast 20 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: Nil Significant.
Inshore waters from Pukerua Bay to Makara Beach.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to central New Zealand today and tomorrow.On Thursday, a ridge over the North Island weakens, while a front from the Tasman Sea, moves over the southwest of the South Island. The front weakens as it moves over the remainder of the country on Friday and Saturday, and is followed by southerlies.
Tuesday: Southerly 20 knots easing to southeast 15 knots this evening. Moderate sea becoming slight this evening. Cloudy periods. Fair visibility in a few showers. Wednesday: Southeast 15 knots turning southwest in the afternoon then dying out in the evening. Slight sea becoming smooth in the evening. Becoming fine in the morning.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots becoming northerly 15 knots in the afternoon.Fine weather. Friday: Northwest 15 knots, changing southerly 20 knots later. Showers developing. Saturday: Southeast 20 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: Nil Significant.
Manukau
Wind warning Nil
The Manukau Harbour
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday as a ridge builds over the area. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
For Manukau Harbour: Tuesday: Southwest 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots, becoming southwest 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Waitemata Harbour and the Hauraki Gulf: Tuesday: Northeast 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots becoming northeast 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Bream Head to Cape Colville: Tuesday: Southeast 15 knots. Sea slight. Fine spells, and a few light showers possible. Wednesday: Southeast 15 knots tending northeast 10 knots in the afternoon. Sea slight. Becoming fine in the morning.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots, with 10 knots sea breezes during the afternoon.Fine weather. Friday: Southwest 10 knots. Cloudy periods. Saturday: Southwest 10 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: East Coast: Easterly a metre, easing to half a metre on Saturday. West Coast: Southwest half to one metre.
The Manukau Harbour
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday as a ridge builds over the area. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
For Manukau Harbour: Tuesday: Southwest 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots, becoming southwest 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Waitemata Harbour and the Hauraki Gulf: Tuesday: Northeast 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots becoming northeast 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Bream Head to Cape Colville: Tuesday: Southeast 15 knots. Sea slight. Fine spells, and a few light showers possible. Wednesday: Southeast 15 knots tending northeast 10 knots in the afternoon. Sea slight. Becoming fine in the morning.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots, with 10 knots sea breezes during the afternoon.Fine weather. Friday: Southwest 10 knots. Cloudy periods. Saturday: Southwest 10 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: East Coast: Easterly a metre, easing to half a metre on Saturday. West Coast: Southwest half to one metre.
Northland
NIL warning for BRETT
The Bay of Islands and inshore waters from Cape Brett to the Poor Knights Islands to Bream Head.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday as a ridge builds over the area. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
Tuesday: Southeast 20 knots, easing to 15 knots late evening. Moderate sea becoming slight late evening. Cloudy periods. Fair visibility in a few showers. Wednesday: Southeast 15 knots easing to 10 knots in the evening. Sea slight. Becoming fine in the morning.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots. Fine spells. Friday: Variable 5 knots. Fine. Saturday: Variable 5 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: Easterly 1.5 metres, easing to 1 metre on Wednesday, and half a metre Saturday.
The Bay of Islands and inshore waters from Cape Brett to the Poor Knights Islands to Bream Head.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday as a ridge builds over the area. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
Tuesday: Southeast 20 knots, easing to 15 knots late evening. Moderate sea becoming slight late evening. Cloudy periods. Fair visibility in a few showers. Wednesday: Southeast 15 knots easing to 10 knots in the evening. Sea slight. Becoming fine in the morning.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots. Fine spells. Friday: Variable 5 knots. Fine. Saturday: Variable 5 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: Easterly 1.5 metres, easing to 1 metre on Wednesday, and half a metre Saturday.
Waitemata
Wind warning Nil
The Waitemata Harbour
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday as a ridge builds over the area. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
For Manukau Harbour: Tuesday: Southwest 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots, becoming southwest 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Waitemata Harbour and the Hauraki Gulf: Tuesday: Northeast 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots becoming northeast 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Bream Head to Cape Colville: Tuesday: Southeast 15 knots. Sea slight. Fine spells, and a few light showers possible. Wednesday: Southeast 15 knots tending northeast 10 knots in the afternoon. Sea slight. Becoming fine in the morning.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots, with 10 knots sea breezes during the afternoon.Fine weather. Friday: Southwest 10 knots. Cloudy periods. Saturday: Southwest 10 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: East Coast: Easterly a metre, easing to half a metre on Saturday. West Coast: Southwest half to one metre.
The Waitemata Harbour
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to the north of the country for the next few days, easing on Thursday as a ridge builds over the area. A weak front approaches from the west on Friday and becomes slow moving over the northern North Island on Saturday.
For Manukau Harbour: Tuesday: Southwest 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots, becoming southwest 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Waitemata Harbour and the Hauraki Gulf: Tuesday: Northeast 10 knots, dying out late evening. Slight sea becoming smooth late evening. Fine weather. Wednesday: Variable 5 knots becoming northeast 10 knots for a time in the afternoon. Smooth sea becoming slight for a time in the afternoon. Fine weather. For Bream Head to Cape Colville: Tuesday: Southeast 15 knots. Sea slight. Fine spells, and a few light showers possible. Wednesday: Southeast 15 knots tending northeast 10 knots in the afternoon. Sea slight. Becoming fine in the morning.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Variable 5 knots, with 10 knots sea breezes during the afternoon.Fine weather. Friday: Southwest 10 knots. Cloudy periods. Saturday: Southwest 10 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: East Coast: Easterly a metre, easing to half a metre on Saturday. West Coast: Southwest half to one metre.
Wellington
NIL warning for COOK
Wellington Harbour and the south coast from Sinclair Head to Baring Head.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to central New Zealand today and tomorrow.On Thursday, a ridge over the North Island weakens, while a front from the Tasman Sea, moves over the southwest of the South Island. The front weakens as it moves over the remainder of the country on Friday and Saturday, and is followed by southerlies.
Tuesday: Southerly 15 knots but southeast 20 knots about the South Coast, easing to southerly 10 knots but southeast 15 knots about the South Coast tonight. Sea slight but moderate about the south coast, becoming slight everywhere tonight. Cloudy. Fair visibility in showers. Wednesday: Southerly 10 knots but southeast 15 knots about the South Coast, rising to southerly 15 knots but southeast 20 knots about the South Coast in the afternoon . Becoming variable 5 knots everywhere at night. Sea slight becoming moderate about the South Coast in the afternoon, then becoming smooth everywhere at night. Fine and cloudy periods, a few morning showers clearing.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Northerly developing in the morning and rising to 15 knots in the afternoon. Fine. Friday: Northerly 20 knots, changing southerly 20 knots later. Showers developing. Saturday: Southerly 20 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: For the Wellington South Coast and Palliser Bay: Southeast 1.5 metres, easing to a metre Wednesday, then rising to southerly 1.5 metres Saturday. For Castlepoint: Southeast 2 metres, easing to 1.5 metres Thursday, and becoming southerly 1.5 metres Saturday.
Wellington Harbour and the south coast from Sinclair Head to Baring Head.
A high to the southeast of New Zealand brings a southeast flow to central New Zealand today and tomorrow.On Thursday, a ridge over the North Island weakens, while a front from the Tasman Sea, moves over the southwest of the South Island. The front weakens as it moves over the remainder of the country on Friday and Saturday, and is followed by southerlies.
Tuesday: Southerly 15 knots but southeast 20 knots about the South Coast, easing to southerly 10 knots but southeast 15 knots about the South Coast tonight. Sea slight but moderate about the south coast, becoming slight everywhere tonight. Cloudy. Fair visibility in showers. Wednesday: Southerly 10 knots but southeast 15 knots about the South Coast, rising to southerly 15 knots but southeast 20 knots about the South Coast in the afternoon . Becoming variable 5 knots everywhere at night. Sea slight becoming moderate about the South Coast in the afternoon, then becoming smooth everywhere at night. Fine and cloudy periods, a few morning showers clearing.
Outlook until midnight Saturday: Thursday: Northerly developing in the morning and rising to 15 knots in the afternoon. Fine. Friday: Northerly 20 knots, changing southerly 20 knots later. Showers developing. Saturday: Southerly 20 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Saturday: For the Wellington South Coast and Palliser Bay: Southeast 1.5 metres, easing to a metre Wednesday, then rising to southerly 1.5 metres Saturday. For Castlepoint: Southeast 2 metres, easing to 1.5 metres Thursday, and becoming southerly 1.5 metres Saturday.
© 2007 Meteorological Service of NZ Ltd
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