She said the temperatures will rise as the week progresses with the mercury rising to the high teens by Friday.
Tomorrow Napier and Hastings will have a fresh northeasterly with a high of 15C in the bay cities and overnight low of 8C. Showers and drizzle will continue throughout the day.
Further south Dannevirke can expect a similar forecast with temperatures peaking at 12C.
WeatherWatch head weather analyst Phillip Duncan said: "This week is one of those weeks where the weather is changing each day but nothing is really happening".
"We're not in a stormy area, but neither is it totally calm," he said. "Over the next few days a few weak fronts will move in meaning more cloud than rain for the most part. As for the next weekend coming up expect another mild start to Saturday."
Thursday will bring a high of 14C to Napier and Hastings with a chilly low of 2C in Hastings and 5C in Napier. The week's rain will begin to clear by the evening with a northwest change.
Friday starts the weekends good weather with northwesterly breezes and temperatures in the mid to high teens.
The MetService 10-day forecast indicates a prolonged dry spell following the wet week for Napier, with temperatures hovering around 17C. Hastings can expect some inland showers to arrive early next week.