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Hawke’s Bay weather: Sunnier days ahead, warm Monday with 18C high

Rafaella Melo
By Rafaella Melo
Reporter·Hawkes Bay Today·
14 Aug, 2025 01:45 AM2 mins to read

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Hawke's Bay should have a few mostly sunny days ahead and a high of 18C is expected on Monday. Photo / Paul Taylor

Hawke's Bay should have a few mostly sunny days ahead and a high of 18C is expected on Monday. Photo / Paul Taylor

Hawke’s Bay residents can expect brighter days on Friday and Saturday, and one of the warmest afternoons of August so far on Monday, before the chance of showers returns early next week.

MetService meteorologist Mmathapelo Makgabutlane told Hawke’s Bay Today Friday is expected to be “another sunny day” after a frosty start.

Morning temperatures could drop to near freezing in sheltered areas, but afternoon highs should reach about 16C, slightly above what the region has recorded recently.

“That’s actually going to be the trend for the next few days, those chilly mornings, possibly frosty conditions to start off with, but as the day goes on, we’re expecting pretty fine conditions,” Makgabutlane said.

Saturday is also forecast to be mostly fine, with some high cloud but no rain expected for most areas. A maximum of 15C, and a minimum of 3C are expected.

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Sunday will bring more cloud and a small chance of showers in the ranges later in the day, with other areas likely staying dry. Temperatures are forecast to range from a low of 5C to a high of 15C.

The warmest day is set to be Monday, with temperatures climbing to about 18C in the afternoon.

“That’ll mostly be down to the wind direction. Westerly to northwesterly winds are expected on Monday. So that will be one of the things that will be keeping the temperatures on the warm side,” Makgabutlane said.

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“It’s still a few days out, so the picture could change a little bit, but that temperature will be not as chilly as what we’ve seen recently.”

While Monday’s warmth may be a welcome taste of spring, Makgabutlane warned it will likely still be a bit cloudy, and it might be too soon to say the coldest part of winter is over.

“We could have another weather system behind that which brings in cold temperatures once again,” she said.

“I know we’re all very much looking forward to spring and summer, but it maybe just a little while before we get there. So, enjoy the 18C on Monday.”

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