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 Recreational Marine: Hawke Bay Marine Weather Situation and Forecast issued at 1104hrs Monday 09-Feb-2026 by MetService Situation: A ridge of high pressure covers most of New Zealand today. Meanwhile, a trough embedded in a strong northwesterly flow should bring rain to southern New Zealand tomorrow. On Wednesday, the trough moves out to the east and most of New Zealand lies under a high. The high moves slowly eastwards on Thursday. A front, possibly with a low, is expected to move onto the South Island during Friday. At the same time, a low over the north Tasman Sea may move onto the north of the North Island. Forecast for Inshore waters between Cape Kidnappers and Portland Island * Strong wind advisory in force * Monday: Variable 5 knots. Easterly 20 knots developing in the afternoon, easing to northeast 15 knots in the evening. Sea becoming moderate for a time. Partly cloudy. Chance of a shower. Southerly swell 1 metre easing to half a metre. Easterly swell half a metre. Tuesday: Northeast 15 knots, rising to 25 knots gusting 35 knots in the afternoon. Changing northwest 15 knots in the evening. Sea becoming rough for a time in the afternoon. Cloudy periods with poor visibility in showers. Possible thunderstorms from afternoon. Southerly swell half a metre rising to 1 metre. Easterly swell half a metre rising to 1 metre. Wednesday: Northwest 15 knots, changing easterly 10 knots in the morning. Fine. Southerly swell 1 metre. Easterly swell 1 metre dying out. Thursday: Northeast 10 knots, rising to 20 knots early. Fine. Southerly swell 1 metre. Friday: Northeast 20 knots. Partly cloudy. Southeast swell 1 metre dying out. High Tide at Napier: Monday 1216 1.6 metres Tuesday 0040 1.6 metres Article © 2026 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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