Oamaruweather
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- Sunrise:
- Sunset:
12°C
- 17°C9°C
A cloudy start. Rain developing in the afternoon, possibly heavy. Afternoon northeasterlies.
- 16°C7°C
Rain before dawn, then partly cloudy. Strong southwesterlies, turning lighter northwesterly in the morning.
- 12°C4°C
Mainly fine, chance of a shower in the morning. Southwesterlies, becoming strong in the morning.
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Marine Coastal Forecasts - Chalmers
Forecast:
Friday: Southwest 15 knots. Changing northeast 15 knots in the morning. Changing southerly 25 knots in the evening. Sea becoming rough. Long period southwest swell rising to 2 metres. Northeast swell rising to 2 metres. Poor visibility in rain developing in the afternoon.
Outlook:
Outlook following 3 days:
Saturday: Southwest 20 knots, rising to westerly 30 knots in the morning. Sea becoming rough. Moderate northeast swell dying out. Heavy southwest swell developing.
Sunday: Westerly 35 knots, rising to southwest 45 knots early, easing to 35 knots later. Sea becoming high for a time. Heavy southwest swell.
Monday: Westerly 30 knots. Sea rough. Heavy southwest swell.
Marine Coastal Forecasts - Rangitata
Forecast:
Friday: Northerly 15 knots, rising to 25 knots early afternoon, then rising to 35 knots offshore late afternoon. Sea becoming very rough. Southwest swell rising to 2 metres. Northeast swell rising to 3 metres. Poor visibility in rain developing in the afternoon.
Outlook:
Outlook following 3 days:
Saturday: Northerly 25 knots, turning southwest 25 knots early morning. Changing northerly 15 knots in the morning. Changing southwest 20 knots in the evening. Very rough sea easing. Moderate northeast swell dying out. Moderate southeast swell developing.
Sunday: Southwest 15 knots, rising to 40 knots early, easing to 30 knots late. Sea becoming very rough for a time. Moderate southeast swell dying out. Heavy southwest swell developing.
Monday: Southwest 30 knots, becoming northwest 20 knots early. Rough sea easing. Heavy southwest swell easing.