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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Voice Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Te Anau weather is dominated by the moist westerlies off the Tasman Sea – expect rain on many days, even in summer. The live forecast above shows the current conditions and the next few hours.
What is the weather in Te Anau tomorrow and over the next week?
For the weather in Te Anau tomorrow, check the live forecast above – it updates hourly. The weather in Te Anau forecast 7 days typically follows a pattern: a front moves through every few days, bringing rain and fresh westerly winds. Night-time lows hover around 5–10°C in winter, while summer highs rarely exceed 22°C. For a longer view, look at the weather in Te Anau 10 days section of the live radar and forecast panel. The weather in Te Anau 30 day forecast is less reliable here; short-term changes are driven by the Southern Ocean.
How does Milford Sound weather compare with Te Anau?
Milford Sound weather is closely linked to Te Anau’s. The fiord sits 120 kilometres north-east and receives even more rain – often double the annual total. If the live forecast shows rain for Te Anau, expect heavier falls at Milford. Drivers on the Milford Road should check the 7-day outlook, as avalanche and slip risks rise after wet periods. The Te Anau weather radar on MetService can show approaching bands of rain heading toward the sound.
What is the weather in Te Anau tomorrow?
Look at the live forecast above – it shows the hourly temperature, rain chance and wind for the next 48 hours. Expect a cool start, often around 8°C, with rain likely by afternoon.
Is there a Te Anau weather radar?
MetService’s Southland radar covers Te Anau. You can view it on their site or through the 10-day forecast panels. It shows rainfall intensity and movement over the next hour or two.
Can I get a Te Anau weather yr (year-round) summary?
Yes. Summer (Dec–Feb) averages 14–20°C with rain every second day. Winter (Jun–Aug) sees 2–10°C and frosts. The 30-day forecast is unreliable beyond 7 days – use the 7-day outlook for planning.
For broader New Zealand conditions, visit our Australia weather hub, or see how conditions compare on the Sydney weather page. Note that severe weather warnings for Southland are issued by MetService; our severe weather warning page covers Australian equivalents.