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 Recreational Marine: Mana Marine Weather Situation and Forecast issued at 0130hrs Tuesday 03-Jun-2025 by MetService GALE for COOK NIL for STEPHENS Situation: Today a ridge of high pressure over northern and central New Zealand moves away to the east as a low deepens in the Tasman Sea, and a front moves onto Fiordland. Tomorrow, the front pushes north reaching central New Zealand. Meanwhile, the low ends the day over the Cook Straight On Thursday, the deep low pulls away to the east followed by a west to southwest flow. On Friday, a very cold southerly flow is expected to affect southern and central New Zealand, while showery westerlies affect northern New Zealand. This flow persists through Saturday with the cooler temperatures spreading northward. Forecast issued at 2253hrs Monday 02-Jun-2025 Valid to 1 am Tuesday for Inshore waters from Pukerua Bay to Makara Beach. Strong wind advisory. Tuesday: Northwest 15 knots, rising to 20 knots for a time in the morning and then to 25 knots gusting 35 knots in the afternoon. Sea becoming rough in the afternoon. Fine, then turning cloudy in the afternoon. Northwest swell 1 metre. Outlook until midnight Friday: Wednesday: Northwest 25 knots, rising to 30 knots in the morning. A few showers, turning to rain. Northwest swell 1 metre, rising to 2 metres. Thursday: Northerly 30 knots, changing southeast 15 knots early. Changing northwest 20 knots later. Occasional rain, clearing. Northwest swell rising to 4 metres for a time. Friday: Northwest 20 knots, turning southerly 15 knots early, rising to 25 knots later. Occasional rain. Northwest swell 2 metres dying out. High tide at Plimmerton: Article © 2025 Metservice, Funded by the NZ Government Data is for information only. New Zealand City disclaims all liability or responsibility for any loss or damage that may result from the action or failure to act by any person in reliance on any information provided herein. |
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