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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Insightly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Keep the umbrella handy today – the live forecast above shows Wellington’s typical spring mix of brisk southwesterlies and passing showers, with the sea breeze strengthening by afternoon. The city’s exposed harbour location means conditions can shift quickly, so check the radar before heading out.
What’s driving Wellington’s weather pattern this week?
A series of fronts moving up from the Southern Ocean is bringing the city its classic “windy Wellington” signature. Expect fresh northwesterlies to swing southwest after each trough, with the wettest spells arriving overnight and early morning. For a broader view, see the New Zealand weather page – it tracks how these systems affect the whole country.
How does Wellington compare with other NZ cities?
While power outages occasionally follow strong gusts here, the conditions are milder than Queenstown’s alpine storms. Auckland tends to see steadier rain without Wellington’s sudden gusts. If you’re planning ahead, the weather in wellington 10 days and wellington weather 21 day forecast drawn from the live data above give a reliable trend line for outdoor plans.
What is the weather in wellington tomorrow?
Tomorrow will start with lingering cloud and a few light showers, then clearing to partly sunny skies by midday. Northwesterlies will ease, making it a better day for outdoor errands than today.
Where can I see the wellington weather today and tomorrow side by side?
The live forecast above gives a full two-day outlook, including hourly temperatures and wind speeds. For a longer view, the wellington nz weather 14 day forecast tab shows the city’s typical pattern of alternating fronts.
Does the wellington weather 30 day forecast include extreme events?
Extended forecasts (30-day) highlight general trends – like a run of westerly days – but can’t pinpoint specific storms. For urgent alerts, check the severe weather warning page.