Good Morning - Today is: Thursday, 22 January 2026 07:51:30 NZDT
Current: 18.7°C, Max: 18.8°C, Min: 16.7°C. It feels like 18.0°C
FORECAST: Cloudy with showers. High 21C. ENE winds shifting to WNW at 25 to 40 km/h. Chance of rain 60%. It feels like 18.0°C. A windproof and 1 clothing layer recommended.
Station Forecast: Stormy, much rain | Sunrise: 06:13 | Sunset: 20:45 | Dawn: 05:42 | Dusk: 21:16
Weather Forecast
Temperature : Current trend is Rising, changing by 0.4 °C/hr 18.7°C, 84%   Pressure : Current trend is Falling slowly, changing by -0.4 hPa/hr 988.9hPa
Based upon today's weather there is a Low Fire Danger (restrictions may apply)
Fire Danger
Wind Speed :  ENE  Current wind speed is Gentle breeze (F3) from ENE (58°) 14km/h   Wind Gust : Current trend is Rising 32km/h
Air Quality :  6 AQI  1.5ug/m3   Rainfall : Current trend is Steady 3.7mm
Sun Light : 7.1kLux, 0.6hrs   Solar UV :  0.0UVI  56W/m2
Last weather station contact: Thursday, 22 January 2026 at 07:53:18. Updated in seconds

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