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fog then sunny
Timaru  10/19 

forecast Timaru Forecast

  forecast min max
°C °C
Tue icon
 Fog then sunny 10 19
Wed icon
 Clearing shower 10 20
Thu icon
 Late shower 10 22
Fri icon
 Fog then sunny 10 19
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New Zealand Weather Forecasts for Tuesday

city forecast min max chance of rain UV index
°C °C
Alexandra icon
 Late shower 10 23 90% Very High
Ashburton icon
 Mostly cloudy 11 20 40% Extreme
Auckland icon
 Sunny 13 21 5% Extreme
Blenheim icon
 Showers 12 24 70% Extreme
Christchurch icon
 Mostly sunny 11 20 30% Extreme
Dannevirke icon
 Increasing sunshine 11 19 10% Extreme
Dargaville icon
 Mostly sunny 14 20 10% Extreme
Dunedin icon
 Late shower 10 20 80% Very High
Gisborne icon
 Mostly sunny 13 22 30% Extreme
Gore icon
 Showers increasing 10 21 90% Very High
Greymouth icon
 Clearing shower 12 18 40% Extreme
Hamilton icon
 Mostly cloudy 11 21 30% Extreme
Hastings icon
 Clearing shower 13 22 40% Extreme
Hawea icon
 Increasing sunshine 11 19 10% Moderate
Hokitika icon
 Clearing shower 12 18 60% Extreme
Invercargill icon
 Late shower 9 19 90% Very High
Kaikoura icon
 Mostly cloudy 12 18 20% Extreme
Kaitaia icon
 Mostly cloudy 13 23 10% Extreme
Levin icon
 Showers 13 20 40% Extreme
Manapouri icon
 Cloud increasing 4 20 20% Moderate
Masterton icon
 Mostly sunny 9 23 10% Extreme
Motueka icon
 Mostly sunny 13 22 10% Extreme
Napier icon
 Mostly sunny 11 23 20% Extreme
Nelson icon
 Mostly sunny 13 22 10% Extreme
New Plymouth icon
 Mostly cloudy 13 19 30% Extreme
Oamaru icon
 Fog then sunny 10 17 50% Very High
Ohau icon
 Increasing sunshine 11 19 10% Moderate
Paihia icon
 Mostly cloudy 12 21 5% Extreme
Palmerston North icon
 Showers easing 13 21 90% Extreme
Paraparaumu icon
 Showers easing 13 20 50% Extreme
Queenstown icon
 Mostly cloudy 10 21 80% Very High
Reefton icon
 Clearing shower 11 21 40% Extreme
Rotorua icon
 Mostly sunny 10 21 5% Extreme
Taumarunui icon
 Clearing shower 10 21 40% Extreme
Taupo icon
 Mostly sunny 8 22 5% Extreme
Tauranga icon
 Mostly sunny 13 23 5% Extreme
Te Anau icon
 Cloud increasing 4 20 20% Moderate
Te Kuiti icon
 Clearing shower 12 22 40% Extreme
Tekapo icon
 Increasing sunshine 11 19 10% Moderate
Thames icon
 Mostly sunny 10 22 10% Extreme
Timaru icon
 Fog then sunny 10 19 40% Extreme
Tokoroa icon
 Clearing shower 8 20 40% Extreme
Waikaremoana icon
 Mostly cloudy 12 21 20% High
Wanaka icon
 Mostly cloudy 12 23 70% Very High
Wanganui icon
 Clearing shower 13 19 40% Extreme
Wellington icon
 Mostly sunny 13 20 20% Extreme
Westport icon
 Possible shower 12 19 40% Extreme
Whakatane icon
 Mostly sunny 11 23 5% Extreme
Whangarei icon
 Mostly cloudy 13 24 5% Extreme

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