Queenstown, New Zealand

Weather is the short description of the expected conditions, such as sunny, cloudy, rain, snow, or thunderstorms. The icon and description summarize the dominant conditions for that forecast period.

Temp is the expected air temperature for the location and time shown. It is measured in the shade and is displayed in Fahrenheit or Celsius based on your selected units.

Feels Like is the apparent temperature your body may experience after wind, humidity, and other atmospheric conditions are considered. It can feel warmer or cooler than the measured air temperature.

Precip is the probability of measurable precipitation during the forecast period. A 40% chance means precipitation is possible, not that 40% of the city will receive rain.

Precip Amount is the estimated amount of rain or melted snow expected during the forecast period. It is shown in inches or millimeters, depending on your selected units.

Wind shows the expected sustained wind speed and the direction the wind is coming from. Gusts can be stronger than the sustained speed shown in the table.

Humidity is the relative humidity of the air, shown as a percentage. Higher humidity means the air is holding more moisture and can make warm temperatures feel more uncomfortable.

Visibility is the approximate distance you can see through the air. Fog, heavy rain, snow, smoke, and dust can reduce visibility.

Sunrise is the local time when the sun appears above the horizon for the selected location and date. The time reflects the location's time zone and daylight saving rules.

Sunset is the local time when the sun drops below the horizon for the selected location and date. The time reflects the location's time zone and daylight saving rules.