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15 Jul 2025 8:19
NZ Recreational Marine and Coastal Forecasts
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    Home >Weather >Marine Forecasts >Recreational

    Recreational Marine: Northland
    Marine Weather Situation and Forecast issued at 0715hrs Tuesday 15-Jul-2025 by MetService

    NIL for BRETT

    Situation:
    Today, a front moves east across New Zealand from the Tasman Sea followed by a southwest flow. Tomorrow, a low in the north Tasman Sea approaches the northern North Island while a weak ridge of high pressure covers the rest of the country. On Thursday, a low passes over the northern North Island with a period of rain and strong easterly winds. Meanwhile a weak ridge of high pressure covering central and southern New Zealand extends north on Friday and Saturday.

    Forecast issued at 0408hrs Tuesday 15-Jul-2025
    Valid to 7 am Tuesday for The Bay of Islands and inshore waters from Cape Brett to the Poor Knights Islands to Bream Head.
    Squall warning.
    Waves may rise rapidly during squalls.
    Tuesday: Westerly 15 knots, becoming northwest 25 knots gusting 35 knots in the morning with gusts possible to 55 knots in squalls. Then turning westerly 30 knots gusting 40 knots early afternoon with gusts possible to 55 knots in squalls. Then easing to southwest 25 knots gusting 35 knots in the evening. Sea becoming rough in the morning. Waves may rise rapidly during squalls. Poor visibility in a period of morning rain. Possible squally morning and afternoon thunderstorms. Easterly swell 1 metre dying out. Northerly swell 1 metre developing.

    Outlook until midnight Friday:
    Wednesday: Southwest 25 knots, easing to westerly 15 knots in the morning, then
    easing to variable 5 knots in the afternoon. Showers developing.
    Easterly swell 1 metre dying out.
    Thursday: Becoming northeast 25 knots early. Becoming northwest 15 knots in the
    morning, turning southwest 20 knots later. Showers, clearing.
    Northerly swell 1 metre developing.
    Friday: Southwest 20 knots, easing to westerly 10 knots late. Fine. Northerly
    swell 1 metre dying out.

    High tide at Whangarei:




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