Auckland
Valid to :
Marine Weather Situation and Forecast issued at 1330hrs Saturday 25-May-2013 by MetService
Gale warning in force for Hauraki Gulf and Bream Head to Cape Colville.
Strong wind advisory in force for Manukau and Waitemata Harbours.
Situation:
A low over the Tasman Sea approaches the upper North Island today and moves across the North Island on Sunday, followed by strong or gale westerlies over the country. The flow turns southwest over the North Island on Tuesday, then eases on Wednesday.
Forecast issued at 1050hrs Saturday 25-May-2013
Valid to 1 pm Saturday for Manukau and Waitemata Harbours, Hauraki Gulf and Bream Head to Cape Colville.
For Manukau and Waitemata Harbours:
Saturday:
Northeast 15 knots, rising to 20 knots gusting 30 knots this afternoon and to 25
knots gusting 35 knots this evening. Slight sea becoming moderate this afternoon
and rough this evening. Sea choppy when wind opposes tide. Fair visibility in
isolated showers, becoming poor in rain, some heavy falls this afternoon.
Sunday:
Becoming northwest 25 knots gusting 35 knots in the morning changing southwest
25 knots gusting 35 knots late morning then easing to westerly 20 knots in the
evening. Rough sea becoming moderate in the evening. Poor visibility in rain
before dawn, possibly heavy, easing to fair visibility in showers in the
morning and becoming mainly fine towards evening.
For the Hauraki Gulf:
Saturday:
Northeast 15 knots rising to 20 knots gusting 30 knots early afternoon, to 25
knots gusting 35 knots late afternoon, and to 35 knots gusting 45 knots this
evening. Slight sea becoming moderate early afternoon, rough late afternoon and
very rough this evening. Sea choppy when wind opposes tide. Fair visibility in
showers, becoming poor in rain this afternoon, with possible squally
thunderstorms north of Whangaparaoa from evening.
Sunday:
Becoming northwest 25 knots gusting 35 knots in the morning, then changing
southwest 25 knots gusting 35 knots around midday and easing to westerly 20
knots in the evening. Very rough sea becoming rough in the morning then moderate
in the evening. Poor visibility in rain before dawn, possibly heavy with squally
thunderstorms, easing to fair visibility in showers in the morning and becoming
mainly fine towards evening.
For Bream Head to Cape Colville:
Saturday:
Northeast 15 knots rising to 20 knots gusting 30 knots early afternoon, to 25
knots gusting 35 knots late afternoon, and to 35 knots gusting 45 knots this
evening. Slight sea becoming moderate early afternoon, rough late afternoon and
very rough this evening. Fair visibility in showers, becoming poor visibility in
rain this afternoon, with possible squally thunderstorms from evening.
Sunday:
Becoming northwest 25 knots gusting 35 knots in the morning, changing southwest
25 knots gusting 35 knots around midday, then easing to westerly 20 knots in the
evening. Very rough sea easing to rough in the morning and to moderate in the
evening. Poor visibility in rain before dawn, possibly heavy with squally
thunderstorms, easing to fair visibility in showers in the morning and becoming
mainly fine towards evening.
Outlook until midnight Wednesday:
Monday: Westerly rising to 30 knots in the evening. Cloudy periods, odd shower.
Tuesday: Becoming southwest 35 knots. Showers.
Wednesday: Southwest easing to 20 knots. A few showers.
Swell forecast to midnight Wednesday:
East Coast: Northerly rising to 2 metres today and to 3 metres for a time Sunday
morning, then gradually dying out on Monday.
West Coast: Southwest rising to 2 metres Sunday, to 4 metres Monday, then to 5
or 6 metres for a time on Tuesday.
High tide at Auckland:
Saturday 1933 3.5 metres.
Sunday 0750 3.4 metres.
High tide at Onehunga:
Saturday 2256 4.3 metres.
Sunday 1118 4.2 metres.
Christchurch
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Marine Weather Situation and Forecast issued at 1330hrs Saturday 25-May-2013 by MetService
NIL warning for CONWAY
Situation:
A low over the Tasman Sea approaches the upper North Island today while a northwest flow covers the South Island. The low moves across the North Island on Sunday, followed by strong or gale westerlies over the country. The flow turns southwest over the South Island on Monday, then eases Wednesday.
Forecast issued at 1125hrs Saturday 25-May-2013
Valid to 1 pm Saturday for Inshore waters from Lyttelton Harbour to the Waimakariri River mouth.
Strong wind advisory.
Saturday:
Northwest 10 knots rising to 15 knots this afternoon, and to 20 knots
gusting 30 knots this evening. Slight sea becoming moderate this
evening. Fine weather.
Sunday:
Becoming northwest 25 knots in the morning, changing southwest 25
knots gusting 35 knots for a time in the afternoon. Moderate sea
becoming rough in the morning. Fine weather.
Outlook until midnight Wednesday:
Monday: Northwest 25 knots, changing southwest 30 knots in the
evening with showers developing.
Tuesday: Southwest 30 knots and showers, easing at night.
Wednesday: Southwest dying out and northwest 15 knots developing.
Becoming fine.
Swell forecast to midnight Wednesday:
Southeast half a metre developing on Monday, rising to 1.5 metres for
a time on Tuesday.
High tide at Lyttelton:
Saturday 1626 2.6 metres.
Sunday 0449 2.4 metres.
Coromandel
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Marine Weather Situation and Forecast issued at 1330hrs Saturday 25-May-2013 by MetService
GALE warning for PLENTY
Situation:
A low over the Tasman Sea approaches the upper North Island today and moves across the North Island on Sunday, followed by strong or gale westerlies over the country. The flow turns southwest over the North Island on Tuesday, then eases on Wednesday.
Forecast issued at 1059hrs Saturday 25-May-2013
Valid to 1 pm Saturday for Inshore waters from Great Mercury Island to Mayor Island to Matakana Island.
Gale warning.
Saturday:
Northeast 15 knots, rising to 20 knots gusting 30 knots early afternoon, to 30
knots gusting 40 knots late afternoon and to 35 knots gusting 45 knots north of
Slipper Island this evening. Becoming northerly 35 knots gusting 45 knots
everywhere tonight. Slight sea becoming moderate early afternoon, rough late
afternoon and very rough in the north this evening. Sea becoming very rough
everywhere tonight. Fair visibility in isolated showers, becoming poor in rain
from afternoon, heavy with possible squally thunderstorms tonight.
Sunday:
Becoming northwest 25 knots gusting 35 knots before dawn, changing southwest 30
knots gusting 40 knots late morning then easing to westerly 25 knots gusting 35
knots in the evening. Very rough sea becoming rough before dawn. Rain, with
some heavy with possible squally thunderstorms before dawn, clearing in the
morning and becoming mainly fine.
Outlook until midnight Wednesday:
Monday: Westerly rising to 30 knots in the evening. Long fine spells, late
showers.
Tuesday: Becoming southwest 30 knots. Showers, clearing later.
Wednesday: Easing to westerly 15 knots. Becoming fine.
Swell forecast to midnight Wednesday:
Northerly rising to 2 metres today and 3 metres for a time Sunday morning, then
gradually dying out on Monday.
High tide at Tauranga:
Saturday 1919 2.0 metres.
Sunday 0735 1.9 metres.
Kapiti
Valid to :
Marine Weather Situation and Forecast issued at 1330hrs Saturday 25-May-2013 by MetService
GALE warning for COOK for tomorrow
GALE warning for STEPHENS for tomorrow
Situation:
A low over the Tasman Sea approaches the upper North Island today and moves across the North Island on Sunday, followed by strong or gale westerlies over the country. The flow turns southwest over the North Island on Tuesday, then eases on Wednesday.
Forecast issued at 1116hrs Saturday 25-May-2013
Valid to 1 pm Saturday for Inshore waters from Waitarere to Pukerua Bay and out to Kapiti Island.
Gale Warning.
Saturday:
Northwest 15 knots rising to 20 knots gusting 30 knots this afternoon,
then easing to northerly 15 knots tonight. Slight sea becoming
moderate this afternoon and slight again tonight. Cloudy periods,with
fair visibility in isolated showers.
Sunday:
Becoming westerly 25 knots gusting 35 knots in the morning, then
rising to 35 knots gusting 45 knots in the afternoon. Slight sea
becoming rough in the morning and very rough in the afternoon. Fair
visibility in a few showers.
Outlook until midnight Wednesday:
Monday: Northwest easing to 20 knots in the evening. Cloudy periods,
odd shower.
Tuesday: Early change to southwest 25 knots. Showers.
Wednesday: Southwest dying out and northwest 15 knots developing.
Becoming fine.
Swell forecast to midnight Wednesday:
Northwest half a metre, rising to 3 metres Monday, then easing to
half a metre on Tuesday. Southwest 1 metre developing on Tuesday.
High tide at Plimmerton:
Saturday 2148 1.7 metres.
Sunday 1010 1.7 metres.
Mana
Valid to :
Marine Weather Situation and Forecast issued at 1330hrs Saturday 25-May-2013 by MetService
GALE warning for COOK for tomorrow
GALE warning for STEPHENS for tomorrow
Situation:
A low over the Tasman Sea approaches the upper North Island today and moves across the North Island on Sunday, followed by strong or gale westerlies over the country. The flow turns southwest over the North Island on Tuesday, then eases on Wednesday.
Forecast issued at 1122hrs Saturday 25-May-2013
Valid to 1 pm Saturday for Inshore waters from Pukerua Bay to Makara Beach.
Gale warning.
Saturday:
Northwest 20 knots gusting 30 knots, rising to 25 knots gusting 35 knots this
afternoon, then easing to 20 knots gusting 30 knots again tonight. Moderate sea
becoming rough this afternoon and moderate again tonight. Cloudy periods, fair
visibility in isolated showers.
Sunday:
Becoming northwest 25 knots gusting 35 knots early morning, rising to 35 knots
gusting 45 knots late morning. Moderate sea becoming rough early morning, then
very rough late morning. Fair visibility in a few early showers, then mainly
fine.
Outlook until midnight Wednesday:
Monday: Northwest easing to 20 knots in the evening. Cloudy periods, chance
shower.
Tuesday: Early change to southwest 30 knots. Showers.
Wednesday: Southwest dying out and northwest 10 knots developing. Becoming fine/
Swell forecast to midnight Wednesday:
Northwest half a metre, rising to 2 metres Monday, then easing to half a metre
on Tuesday. Southwest 1 metre developing on Tuesday.
High tide at Plimmerton:
Saturday 2148 1.7 metres.
Sunday 1010 1.7 metres.
Northland
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Marine Weather Situation and Forecast issued at 1330hrs Saturday 25-May-2013 by MetService
GALE warning for BRETT
Situation:
A low over the Tasman Sea approaches the upper North Island today and moves across the North Island on Sunday, followed by strong or gale westerlies over the country. The flow turns southwest over the North Island on Tuesday, then eases on Wednesday.
Forecast issued at 1057hrs Saturday 25-May-2013
Valid to 1 pm Saturday for The Bay of Islands and inshore waters from Cape Brett to the Poor Knights Islands to Bream Head.
Gale warning.
Saturday:
Northeast 20 knots gusting 30 knots, rising to 25 knots gusting 35
knots this afternoon and to northerly 35 knots gusting 45 knots early
evening. Moderate sea becoming rough this afternoon and very rough
early evening. Poor visibility in rain, heavy with with possible
squally thunderstorms from evening.
Sunday:
Becoming northwest 25 knots gusting 35 knots early morning, changing
southwest 25 knots gusting 35 knots late morning, then easing to
westerly 20 knots in the evening. Very rough sea becoming rough early
morning then moderate in the evening. Poor visibility in rain heavy
with possible squally thunderstorms before dawn, easing to fair
visibility in showers in the morning and becoming mainly fine in the
evening.
Outlook until midnight Wednesday:
Monday: Westerly rising to 25 knots in the evening. Long fine spells.
Tuesday: Becoming southwest 30 knots. Showers.
Wednesday: Southwest easing to 15 knots. Cloudy periods, odd shower.
Swell forecast to midnight Wednesday:
Northerly rising to 2 metres today and to 3 metres for a time Sunday
morning, then gradually dying out on Monday.
High tide at Whangarei:
Saturday 2003 3.2 metres.
Sunday 0819 3.0 metres.
Wellington
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Marine Weather Situation and Forecast issued at 1330hrs Saturday 25-May-2013 by MetService
GALE warning for COOK for tomorrow
Situation:
A low over the Tasman Sea approaches the upper North Island today and moves across the North Island on Sunday, followed by strong or gale westerlies over the country. The flow turns southwest over the North Island on Tuesday, then eases on Wednesday.
Forecast issued at 1111hrs Saturday 25-May-2013
Valid to 1 pm Saturday for Wellington Harbour and the south coast from Sinclair Head to Baring Head.
Strong wind advisory.
Saturday:
Northwest 25 knots gusting 35 knots, easing to 20 knots gusting 30 knots about
the inner Harbour tonight. Rough sea, becoming slight about the inner Harbour
tonight. Cloudy periods.
Sunday:
Northwest 20 knots gusting 30 knots, rising to 25 knots gusting 35 knots in the
morning but 30 knots gusting 40 knots about the south coast. Moderate sea
becoming rough in the morning. Fine with high cloud.
Outlook until midnight Wednesday:
Monday: Northwest 25 knots, changing southerly 25 knots at night. Mainly fine,
but showers at night.
Tuesday: Southerly rising to 35 knots in the morning. Showers.
Wednesday: Southerly dying out and northwest 10 knots developing. Becoming fine.
Swell forecast to midnight Wednesday:
For Wellington South Coast Palliser Bay and Castlepoint: Southerly easing to
half a metre Sunday, rising to 2 metres Monday night and to 4 metres for a time
on Tuesday.
High tide at Wellington:
Saturday 1646 1.8 metres.
Sunday 0519 1.7 metres.
High tide at Plimmerton:
Saturday 2148 1.7 metres.
Sunday 1010 1.7 metres.
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