Your local forecast for Springston, Canterbury, New Zealand. Check temperature, rainfall and wind for today and tomorrow, then explore the outlook for the coming days.
Current forecast · 10:00
14°CPartly cloudy
Wind
4 m/s
Precipitation
0.0 mm / 1 h
Humidity
66 %
Today's weather report for Springston
Forecast outlook: Partly cloudy. Forecast temperatures range from 11.8 to 16.9 °C. Wind speeds range from 4.4 to 8 m/s. Available precipitation intervals total 0 mm across 14 h. This covers part of the day.
Tomorrow's outlook
Forecast outlook: Partly cloudy. Forecast temperatures range from 12.1 to 18.2 °C. Wind speeds range from 6.7 to 11.4 m/s. Forecast precipitation for the full local day totals 0 mm.
Automatically summarised from the MET Norway forecast. These are forecasts, not observations; today's values cover the remaining available forecast. Times use Pacific/Auckland.
Daily weather for Springston. Low and high temperatures cover the available forecast period. Temperature: Celsius (°C); precipitation: millimeters (mm); wind: meters per second (m/s).
Daily weather for Springston. Low and high temperatures cover the available forecast period. Temperature: Celsius (°C); precipitation: millimeters (mm); wind: meters per second (m/s).
Day
Conditions
High / Low
Precipitation
Wind
TodayPartial day
Partly cloudy
17°C / 12°C
0.0 mm *
8 m/s
Tomorrow
Partly cloudy
18°C / 12°C
0.0 mm
11 m/s
Sun 11 Oct
Clear
23°C / 12°C
0.1 mm
7 m/s
Mon 12 OctPartial day
Clear
21°C / 11°C
0.0 mm *
8 m/s
Tue 13 OctPartial day
Clear
24°C / 11°C
0.0 mm *
6 m/s
Wed 14 OctPartial day
Partly cloudy
23°C / 15°C
0.2 mm *
8 m/s
Thu 15 OctPartial day
Partly cloudy
18°C / 14°C
0.9 mm *
5 m/s
Fri 16 OctPartial day
Rain
11°C / 9°C
21.5 mm *
9 m/s
Sat 17 OctPartial day
Cloudy
10°C / 6°C
0.1 mm *
5 m/s
Sun 18 OctPartial day
Cloudy
11°C / 2°C
0.0 mm *
3 m/s
* Partial totals exclude intervals that cross local midnight. Compare the original time intervals in the hourly forecast. Forecasts become less certain further ahead. Check again closer to your plans.
Hour by hour
Hourly weather for Springston, in local time. Temperature: Celsius (°C); precipitation: millimeters (mm); wind: meters per second (m/s).
Hourly weather for Springston, in local time. Temperature: Celsius (°C); precipitation: millimeters (mm); wind: meters per second (m/s).
Coasts, inland valleys and mountain ranges can have very different weather in New Zealand. Use a forecast for your destination and pay attention to elevation, rain, snow and wind. For a journey or walk, compare locations along the route and check official warnings before setting out.
The hourly forecast helps you compare temperature, precipitation and wind through the day. Daily minimum and maximum temperatures give a broader view; they do not describe conditions at every hour. Check the update time and the forecast period before making plans.
How to read the forecast
Forecasts become less certain further ahead. Local terrain can also make the weather at your exact location different from the forecast grid. Use official warnings for decisions involving safety.
The local forecast is for Springston. The explanation below describes the wider context of New Zealand; it is not a series of climate observations measured in this town. Elevation, coastline and terrain can create important differences over short distances.
North Island and South Island differences
Latitude, coast and elevation all matter. The Southern Alps create large contrasts between exposed western slopes and areas to their east, while North Island ranges also influence rain and wind. A country-wide map is useful for context; choose the destination and relevant height for a practical local comparison.
Heavy rain, wind and fast changes
Rainfall can be concentrated by terrain, and strong winds may affect exposed roads, ridges and straits. Use the hourly forecast to follow changes, then compare it with radar where observations are available. A model grid cannot describe every small valley or identify whether a particular stream crossing is safe.
Keep an eye on the timestamp when comparing maps. A predicted rainfall total, an observed radar frame and a satellite image describe different things. A gap between showers on the map is not a promise that the whole route will stay dry.
Snow, sun and seasonal planning
Winter brings snow and ice to some routes, but mountain weather needs attention in every season. Modelled snow depth is not a report of fresh snow or avalanche stability. Use specialist mountain, road and avalanche information for those decisions. In warmer months, a cloud map helps compare cloud cover but does not measure UV exposure or guarantee sunshine.