New Zealand’s weather can vary quite a bit depending on location, but for average forecasts, there are two main options
- Seasonal Outlooks: These are issued by NIWA (National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research) and provide a general prediction for the upcoming months. Unfortunately, since it’s already March 2024, seasonal outlooks likely won’t be helpful for you right now.
- Historical Averages: Websites like Holiday Weather offer historical averages for temperatures and rainfall in various New Zealand locations. This can give you a general idea of what to expect. For example, Auckland’s average high for March is 20°C (68°F) [[invalid URL removed]].
If you’re looking for a more specific forecast, you’ll need to target a particular region or city in New Zealand. There are many weather forecast websites and apps that can provide you with this information.
Here are some additional resources that you might find helpful:
- NIWA Climate Change Scenarios: This website provides information on how climate change is expected to impact New Zealand’s weather in the coming decades [NIWA climate change scenarios for New Zealand]
- Predict Weather: This website offers extended weather forecasts, though their accuracy can be debated [Predict Weather]