WeatherWatch

WeatherWatch.co.nz is New Zealand's most popular private forecaster, with more local weather data than any other NZ provider. Powered by the most accurate weather data on earth from The Weather Company we have every part of NZ covered, with weather alerts to ensure your local forecast is brought to life and you have fewer nasty surprises. ALERTING: Our paid PRO tier is not only a first for NZ but a global first! The ability to bring your local weather forecast to life and have fewer nasty surprises. Receive push notifications to your device based on warning criteria YOU set. Our PRO tier is all about helping your small business, farm, orchard, or just help you better plan any event outdoors. Frost alerts, heat alerts, rainfall alerts, wind alerts, fog alerts - you set the criteria (and can easily adjust to fine tune it specifically to your local part of NZ. Alerts in our PRO tier can be for 10 locations. METSERVICE PUSH NOTIFICATIONS: Official MetService Warnings and Watches (via https://www.metservice.com/warnings/home) - automatically pushed to your phone via WeatherWatch PRO. If official warnings are critical to you, don't go looking for them - let the official warnings notify you via our exclusive alerting mechanism, all part of PRO. MORE MAPS AND DATA - We have more local, hourly and 10 day forecast data than any other NZ forecaster and embrace AI (which learns from its mistakes to fine tune accuracy in some of NZ's most remote locations). We've got all of New Zealand covered, from the central cities to our most remote rural communities. OUR TEAM: We're a small New Zealand owned business with a large footprint. We're proud to be innovating, and the support you give us via our paid tiers of our app is reinvested back into the app to create even new products. We’re wanting to create real time rain radar alerts next - thank you for supporting our journey to get there. DISCLAIMER: WeatherWatch is NZ’s largest private forecaster. We are not an official warnings provider, but we partner with the Government’s MetService to display their official warnings.