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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Focus Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

Wellington’s weather today is shaped by a brisk northwesterly flow and intermittent cloud, with the live forecast above showing current conditions and the short-term trend.

What will the weather in Wellington be like over the next 10 days?

The weather in Wellington 10 days forecast indicates a typical spring pattern: alternating fronts bring changeable winds and occasional showers. Daytime highs generally range 13–17°C, with overnight lows 8–12°C. A few settled days may appear mid-period, but always keep a windproof layer handy.

How does Wellington’s weather change tomorrow and beyond?

For the weather in Wellington tomorrow, expect northwesterlies to strengthen, carrying a band of rain late in the day. The Wellington weather 30 day forecast (long-range) suggests no persistent extremes, though brief cold snaps are possible as we move into late spring. The Wellington weather today and tomorrow will be noticeably cooler than the rest of the week.

Average summer high20°C
Average winter low6°C
Windiest monthOctober (26 km/h mean)
Wettest monthJune (125 mm avg)
Does Wellington get extreme weather?

Severe gales and heavy rain can occur, especially in spring and winter. The city’s exposed position often brings strong northwesterly winds, but true cyclonic events are rare. Check Severe Weather Warning for watches.

What is the best time to visit for fine weather?

February and March tend to be the calmest and sunniest months, with lighter winds and daytime temperatures around 20°C. January can also be pleasant, though occasional heatwaves push the mercury into the high 20s.

How does Wellington compare to Melbourne Weather?

Both cities share changeable conditions, but Wellington is windier year-round and about 2–3°C cooler. Melbourne sees more summer heat spikes (40°C+), while Wellington rarely exceeds 30°C. For a broader view, see our Australia weather hub.