Auckland

New Zealand

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Towns within a day trip, best conditions first. Pick one for its full brief.

• Pukekohe East

  42 km away · 21k people

  86Good to travel

  8°Fog

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• Hamilton

  113 km away · 192k people

  86Good to travel

  9°Clear

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• Whangarei

  131 km away · 51k people

  86Good to travel

  9°Fog

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• Cambridge

  129 km away · 15k people

  86Good to travel

  11°Clear

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Towns 25 to 150 km away, the larger ones first, each with its own live conditions. Ranked by conditions, nearness and size. Distances are straight-line, so check the travel time. Places under a travel advisory are left out.

Usually the most comfortable: January, February and March. Typical weather over 2001–2020, not a forecast.

1. January: pleasant, high 22°, low 18°, about 55 mm of rain, comfort 96 out of 100
   JJan
2. February: pleasant, high 23°, low 19°, about 57 mm of rain, comfort 95 out of 100
   FFeb
3. March: pleasant, high 22°, low 18°, about 65 mm of rain, comfort 95 out of 100
   MMar
4. April: pleasant, high 20°, low 16°, about 73 mm of rain, comfort 92 out of 100
   AApr
5. May: pleasant, high 17°, low 14°, about 105 mm of rain, comfort 82 out of 100
   MMay
6. June: cool, high 15°, low 12°, about 93 mm of rain, comfort 76 out of 100
   JJun
7. July: cool, high 14°, low 11°, about 106 mm of rain, comfort 72 out of 100
   JJul
8. August: cool, high 14°, low 11°, about 92 mm of rain, comfort 74 out of 100
   AAug
9. September: cool, high 15°, low 12°, about 75 mm of rain, comfort 79 out of 100
   SSep
10. October: cool, high 17°, low 13°, about 68 mm of rain, comfort 85 out of 100
    OOct
11. November: pleasant, high 19°, low 14°, about 46 mm of rain, comfort 93 out of 100
    NNov
12. December: pleasant, high 21°, low 16°, about 69 mm of rain, comfort 95 out of 100
    DDec

Taller is more comfortable. The brighter bars are the best months; the filled label is this month.

Comfort uses the typical daytime high (most comfortable at 20 to 28°C) and the typical rainfall (most comfortable under 1 mm a day), averaged over 2001–2020. Highs and lows are worked out from the monthly average temperature and the average daily swing, so they are close, not exact. It is not a forecast. Humidity, crowds, prices and festivals are not included, and a mountain or coast can differ from its half-degree grid cell.