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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the DailyCity weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above for Auckland, but plan for a mild, humid day with a good chance of rain—pack a light jacket and umbrella, as the city’s subtropical climate brings showers year-round.
What is Auckland’s typical weather pattern?
Auckland has a warm-temperate, subtropical climate with wet winters and humid summers. The city sits on a narrow isthmus between two harbours, so sea breezes often keep temperatures moderate. Rainfall is fairly evenly spread through the year, though winter (June–August) tends to be slightly wetter and cooler. Summer (December–February) sees average highs around 23–24°C, while winter highs hover near 15°C.
When is the best time to visit?
For the sunniest, driest weather, aim for late summer and early autumn (February to April). January and February are the warmest months, but also the busiest and priciest. Spring (September–November) offers a good balance of mild temperatures and fewer crowds, though you’ll still need rain gear. If you prefer cooler, quieter conditions, winter brings crisp mornings and clear spells—but carries the highest chance of rain.
Does Auckland ever get snow?
Snow is extremely rare in Auckland. The city’s coastal location and mild ocean influence keep temperatures well above freezing. Only the nearby volcanic cones and hill suburbs might see a brief dusting once every few decades.
What is the wettest month in Auckland?
July is typically the wettest month, with around 140 mm of rain. However, June and August are close behind. Rain tends to fall as short, heavy showers or drizzle rather than prolonged downpours.
How hot does Auckland get in summer?
Summer highs usually stay between 23°C and 26°C, but occasional bursts of humid, tropical air can push the mercury to 30°C. These hot spells seldom last more than a few days before a sea breeze or front brings relief.
Sources
For forecasts across the UK, visit the UK weather hub or check the 10-day weather forecast for your area.