Climate of Wellington is temperate and windy. There are no extreme temperatures all-year-round. But strong winds are a feature of Wellington’s climate.

Weather in Wellington is cooler in the summer than most northern hemisphere cities, because of the moderating effects of the surrounding Pacific Ocean. The main weather hazard faced by Wellington’s residents is the strength of the sun, particularly during the summer.

Because of the lack of ozone in the Southern Hemisphere and the less pollution, you’ll burn more easily in high summer in Wellington than anywhere in the Mediterranean. The sunshine in New Zealand is really strong and there are not enough obstacles to block the UV rays that cause sunburn.

Temperatures

Average High Temperatures and Average Low Temperatures for each month, and the range between, are expressed in degrees Celsius (and Fahrenheit):

The range of average temperatures within a year in Wellington is between 6 and 20 degrees Celsius (43 and 69 Fahrenheit). Highest average temperatures are in February. Lowest average temperatures in Wellington are in July.

Precipitations

Total Average Precipitation for each month is expressed in milimeters (and inch):

Total average precipitation in a year in Wellington is 1249 mm (49 inch). Most precipitation gets the month of June. Wellington gets less precipitation in February.

Weather Forecast for Wellington

Here is the weather forecast for the next couple of days in Wellington:

The charts present statistical data collected over several years by external providers.

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