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TEMPERATURE

Discover all the climate information in degrees Celsius (℃) and degrees Fahrenheit (℉) for Auckland, New Zealand. The weather diagram illustrates the average temperature for each month of the year. The tables within the temperature section provide all of the actual temperatures for each month. The heatmap section uses colours and groupings, converting the temperatures into easy-to-understand categories. Important: The temperatures are provided free of charge. We do not provide any guarantees or warranties for the accuracy of the information you use at your own risk. The weather information is based on the village, town, or city closest to the chosen destination. Should no weather data be available for any given country or island, we may use the closest weather data within the vicinity.

QUICK LINKS | Temperatures | Scale | Heatmap

TEMPERATURES

Discover all of the temperatures in degrees Celsius (℃) and degrees Fahrenheit (℉) throughout the year. All of the temperatures are based on monthly average temperatures, taken over a number of years. The minimum temperature is based on the lowest reported temperature for any given day, the maximum, the highest recorded, and the average is based on the recorded temperature captured throughout the day

MINIMUM TEMPERATURE

JAN | 16.6℃ | 61.9℉

FEB | 16.9℃ | 62.5℉

MAR | 15.5℃ | 60.0℉

APR | 13.4℃ | 56.1℉

MAY | 11.2℃ | 52.2℉

JUN | 9.6℃ | 49.2℉

JUL | 8.2℃ | 46.8℉

AUG | 8.9℃ | 48.1℉

SEP | 10.4℃ | 50.8℉

OCT | 11.6℃ | 52.8℉

NOV | 13.2℃ | 55.8℉

DEC | 15.5℃ | 59.8℉

AVERAGE TEMPERATURE

JAN | 19.8℃ | 67.6℉

FEB | 20.1℃ | 68.1℉

MAR | 18.7℃ | 65.7℉

APR | 16.5℃ | 61.7℉

MAY | 14.1℃ | 57.3℉

JUN | 12.2℃ | 53.9℉

JUL | 11.0℃ | 51.8℉

AUG | 11.7℃ | 53.1℉

SEP | 13.1℃ | 55.7℉

OCT | 14.3℃ | 57.7℉

NOV | 16.0℃ | 60.8℉

DEC | 18.2℃ | 64.8℉

MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE

JAN | 23.6℃ | 74.4℉

FEB | 23.9℃ | 75.0℉

MAR | 22.6℃ | 72.7℉

APR | 20.2℃ | 68.4℉

MAY | 17.5℃ | 63.6℉

JUN | 15.4℃ | 59.6℉

JUL | 14.4℃ | 58.0℉

AUG | 15.1℃ | 59.2℉

SEP | 16.5℃ | 61.6℉

OCT | 17.5℃ | 63.6℉

NOV | 19.4℃ | 66.9℉

DEC | 21.7℃ | 71.1℉

SCALE

The guide explains how to use and understand the temperature scale and how the scale uses a range of colours and terms, grouping temperatures into distinct categories. The groups range from freezing to scorching, and the temperature ranges and their definitions can be found in the section below

SCALE INFORMATION

Freezing | Less than -10 degrees Celsius | Less than 14 degrees Fahrenheit

Very Cold | Between 0 and -10 degrees Celsius | Between 14 and 32 degrees Fahrenheit

Cold | Between 0 and 15 degrees Celsius | Between 32 and 59 degrees Fahrenheit

Cool | Between 15 and 20 degrees Celsius | Between 59 and 68 degrees Fahrenheit

Moderate | Between 20 and 23.9 degrees Celsius | Between 68 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit

Warm | Between 23.9 and 26.7 degrees Celsius | Between 75 and 80.1 degrees Fahrenheit

Very Warm | Between 26.7 and 29.5 degrees Celsius | Between 80.1 and 85.1 degrees Fahrenheit

Hot | Between 29.5 and 37.8 degrees Celsius | Between 85.1 and 100 degrees Fahrenheit

Scorching | Over 37.8 degrees Celsius | Over 100 degrees Fahrenheit

HEATMAP

The colours used within the heatmap are based on the minimum, average and maximum recorded temperatures in degrees Celsius (℃). All are based on the monthly average temperatures taken over a number of years and are converted and grouped into colours and categories. The minimum heatmap is based on the lowest reported temperature, the maximum, the highest recorded, and the average temperature recorded throughout the day. To understand any of the categories used within the heatmap, please refer to the scale section

MINIMUM TEMPERATURE

JAN | Cool

FEB | Cool

MAR | Cool

APR | Cold

MAY | Cold

JUN | Cold

JUL | Cold

AUG | Cold

SEP | Cold

OCT | Cold

NOV | Cold

DEC | Cool

AVERAGE TEMPERATURE

JAN | Cool

FEB | Moderate

MAR | Cool

APR | Cool

MAY | Cold

JUN | Cold

JUL | Cold

AUG | Cold

SEP | Cold

OCT | Cold

NOV | Cool

DEC | Cool

MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE

JAN | Moderate

FEB | Warm

MAR | Moderate

APR | Moderate

MAY | Cool

JUN | Cool

JUL | Cold

AUG | Cool

SEP | Cool

OCT | Cool

NOV | Cool

DEC | Moderate

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ABOUT

Auckland

Auckland | New Zealand | Oceania

Auckland is a region within New Zealand. New Zealand is part of the Australasia region in the continent of Oceania. The name New Zealand is believed to have derived from the Dutch province known as Zeeland, which means sea land and is also known as the Land of the Long White Cloud. It is in the Southern hemisphere and is 268.7 thousand square kilometres in size. The primary languages spoken are English and Māori; the capital city is Wellington and the main currency used is the New Zealand Dollar. The regional capital of Auckland is Auckland, which has a total area of 5.6 thousand square kilometres and is the only area within the region

LOCATION

REGION

Australasia

CONTINENT

Oceania

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OTHER

Discover all other climate information for Auckland, New Zealand. The other section provides key climate information that is not directly linked to the temperature. Important: The climate information is offered free of charge. We do not provide any guarantees or warranties for the accuracy of the information you use at your own risk. The weather information is based on the village, town, or city closest to the chosen destination. Should no weather data be available for any given country or island, we may use the closest weather data within the vicinity.

QUICK LINKS | Other Weather Factors | Visualisation | Weather Factor Visualisation

OTHER WEATHER FACTORS

Discover all of the weather factors using metric measurements. The data is based on monthly averages throughout the year, taken over many years. All of the measurements are based on the average amount produced or recorded throughout the day. The rainfall/precipitation is the average recorded rainfall measured in centimetres and inches, the wind speed is based on the average wind speed in kilometres per hour and miles per hour, and the snowfall is the average amount of snow recorded in centimetres and inches

RAINFALL | PRECIPITATION (in centimetres and inches)

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WINDSPEED (in kilometres per hour and miles per hour)

JAN | 17.5 kph | 10.8 mph

FEB | 15.8 kph | 9.8 mph

MAR | 15.5 kph | 9.6 mph

APR | 14.3 kph | 8.9 mph

MAY | 14.5 kph | 9 mph

JUN | 15.7 kph | 9.8 mph

JUL | 15.1 kph | 9.4 mph

AUG | 15.6 kph | 9.7 mph

SEP | 18.3 kph | 11.4 mph

OCT | 20.1 kph | 12.5 mph

NOV | 19.3 kph | 12 mph

DEC | 18.7 kph | 11.6 mph

SNOWFALL (in centimetres and inches)

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VISUALISATION

The visualisation section acts as a guide to help you understand all of the other weather factors and how it uses a range of colours and terms, grouping the measurements into distinct categories. A category’s range will vary depending on the metric and range from little to none to heavy. All of the ranges and measurements can be found below under each category

RAIN | PRECIPITATION

Little to None | Less than 0.03 centimetres (cm) | Less than 0.01 inches (in)

Light | Between 0.03 and 0.13 centimetres (cm)| Between 0.01 and 0.05 inches (in)

Moderate | Between 0.13 and 1.27 centimetres (cm) | Between 0.05 and 0.5 inches (in)

Heavy | Between 1.27 and 2.54 centimetres (cm) | Between 0.5 and 1 inches (in)

Torrential | More than 2.54 centimetres (cm) | More than 1 inch (in)

WIND SPEED

Calm | Less than 1 kilometres per hour (kph) | Less than 0.6 miles per hour (mph)

Light | Between 1 and 11 kilometres per hour (kph) | Between 0.6 and 7.5 miles per hour (mph)

Moderate | Between 11 and 38 kilometres per hour (kph) | Between 7.5 and 23.6 miles per hour (mph)

Strong | More than 38 kilometres per hour (kph) | More than 23.6 miles per hour (mph)

SNOW

None or little | Less than 0.25 centimetres (cm) | Less than 0.1 inches (in)

Light | Between 0.25 and 5 centimetres (cm) | Between 0.1 and 2 inches (in)

Moderate | Between 5 and 15 centimetres (cm) | Between 2 and 6 inches (in)

Heavy | More than 15 centimetres (cm) | More than 6 inches (in)

WEATHER FACTOR VISUALISATION

The other weather visualisations section has been created based on the average measurements recorded each day. The measurements are based on monthly average temperatures taken over many years and converted and grouped by colour and category. The rainfall/precipitation is the average recorded rainfall measured in centimetres and inches. The wind speed is based on the average wind speed in kilometres per hour and wind speed in miles per hour. The snowfall is the average amount of snow recorded in centimetres and inches. To understand any of the categories used within the weather factor visualisation, please refer to the visualisation section

RAINFALL | PRECIPITATION (in centimetres and inches)

JAN | Little to None

FEB | Little to None

MAR | Little to None

APR | Little to None

MAY | Little to None

JUN | Little to None

JUL | Little to None

AUG | Little to None

SEP | Little to None

OCT | Little to None

NOV | Little to None

DEC | Little to None

WINDSPEED (in kilometres per hour and miles per hour)

JAN | Moderate

FEB | Moderate

MAR | Moderate

APR | Moderate

MAY | Moderate

JUN | Moderate

JUL | Moderate

AUG | Moderate

SEP | Moderate

OCT | Moderate

NOV | Moderate

DEC | Moderate

SNOWFALL (in centimetres and inches)

JAN | Little to None

FEB | Little to None

MAR | Little to None

APR | Little to None

MAY | Little to None

JUN | Little to None

JUL | Little to None

AUG | Little to None

SEP | Little to None

OCT | Little to None

NOV | Little to None

DEC | Little to None

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SEASONS

Number of seasons: 4

A season is a weather division that helps define the significant shifts and changes that naturally occur within the climate throughout the year. Typically, the seasons are defined as two (dry or wet) or four (spring, summer, autumn and winter). Understanding when a particular season will take place helps you quickly establish the warmest and coldest or dryer or wettest months of the years for any specific country or destination. Important: All of the season information is provided free of charge. We do not provide any guarantees or warranties for the accuracy of the information you use at your own risk. The weather information is based on the village, town, or city closest to the chosen destination. Should no weather data be available for any given country or island, we may use the closest weather data within the vicinity.

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HEMISPHERE

Southern

OCEANS

Pacific Ocean

SEASONS

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SPRING

September-November

SUMMER

December-February

AUTUMN

March-May

WINTER

June-August

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English | Māori
Official Language(s) spoken in New Zealand

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QUICK LINKS | Seasons | Temperature

SEASON

season (english) | wa (māori)

SPRING

spring (english) | puna (māori)

SUMMER

summer (english) | raumati (māori)

AUTUMN

autumn (english) | ngahuru (māori)

WINTER

winter (english) | hotoke (māori)

DRY

dry (english) | maroke (māori)

WET

wet (english) | mākū (māori)

TEMPERATURE

temperature (english) | pāmahana (māori)

DEGREE

degree (english) | tohu (māori)

CELSIUS

celsius (english) | celsius (māori)

FAHRENHEIT

fahrenheit (english) | fahrenheit (māori)

FORECAST

forecast (english) | matapae (māori)

CLOUDY

cloudy (english) | kapua (māori)

DEW

dew (english) | tomairangi (māori)

DUSK

dusk (english) | te ahiahi (māori)

FOG

fog (english) | kohu (māori)

FROST

frost (english) | haupapa (māori)

HAIL

hail (english) | whatu (māori)

HEAT

heat (english) | wera (māori)

HUMIDITY

humidity (english) | haumākū (māori)

HURRICANE

hurricane (english) | rorofa’i (māori)

ICE

ice (english) | tio (māori)

LIGHTNING

lightning (english) | uira (māori)

MONSOON

monsoon (english) | hautau (māori)

PRECIPITATION

precipitation (english) | tuhinga o mua (māori)

RAIN

rain (english) | ua (māori)

SNOW

snow (english) | hukarere (māori)

SUNSHINE

sunshine (english) | mahana (māori)

THUNDER

thunder (english) | whatitiri (māori)

TYPHOON

typhoon (english) | rorofai (māori)

WARM

warm (english) | mahana (māori)

WATER

water (english) | wai (māori)

WIND

wind (english) | hau (māori)

WINDY

windy (english) | hau (māori)

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