Warm, humid nights and scattered showers are in store for Hawke's Bay as a weather feature of tropical air flows down the North Island.
MetService meteorologist Tom Adams said overnight temperatures would not drop below 19C until the middle of next week.
"There's some heavy rain affecting other parts of New Zealand but, as is quite often the case, it's affecting the west much more than the east.
"There will be some occasional rain around Hawke's Bay, some patchy rain, but it's not going to amount to a great deal."
Mr Adams said some rain and balmy temperatures could be expected in the coming week because the region was in the same warm air mass as the weather feature bringing heavy rain to parts of the upper North Island.