Today, Sunday, March 15, brings patchy rain with skies gradually clearing. Temperatures near 10°C during the afternoon and about 1°C by late evening keep conditions cool. Some clouds might persist, but sunshine could break through before sunset. Light breezes are expected, making for a gentle start to the day, though passing showers may pop up in scattered areas.

Tomorrow, Monday, looks similar, with occasional rain drifting in and out. Expect highs about 11°C and lows near 3°C. Clouds appear likely, though brief dry periods are on the cards. Early morning might feel brisk, but midday should be slightly warmer. Light winds could keep showers moving, so breaks in the cloud may emerge.

The next day, Tuesday, should be a touch milder. Skies offer patchy cloud, reaching about 12°C by midday and dipping near 6°C overnight. Sun spells might brighten the day in many spots. Morning fog could occur in some low-lying places, but any leftover cloud is likely to lift. Conditions look calm, offering a pleasant transition as the week unfolds.

Midweek arrives Wednesday with a standout forecast. Temperatures climb near 16°C, creating a warm feel under clear sunshine. Nights hover about 6°C, so expect a pleasantly mild evening. Little to no rain is expected, making daytime outings straightforward. Gentle breezes are possible, but skies should stay mostly bright. This stretch might be the week’s highlight for warmer conditions.

Later in the week, Thursday, stays sunny, matching daytime highs near 16°C. Evening dips about 6°C, and Wellington remains calm overall.

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