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1846 days ago

WAIKANAE BEACH VALENTINES DAY MARKET

Gary from Waikanae

WHEN:- Sunday 14 February 10am - 1pm

WHERE:- Waikanae Beach Community Hall, 22 Rauparaha Street, Waikanae Beach

Great Community Market with local stallholders showcasing a huge variety of quality items including:

- Plants and Flowers

- Award-winning Olive Oil

- Local Waikanae Honey

- Yummy Bakery Biscuits including Keto and Gluten Free

- Freshly Baked Bread

- Unique Designer Clothing

- Scented Candles

- Jewellery

- Pottery

- Homewares (Plump the Pillows and others)

- Up-cycled, Repurposed and hand made items and much much more.

Enjoy a yummy coffee (Coffee Cart on-site) browse the stalls. pick up a bargain or a gift then spend a day at the wonderful Waikanae beach (walking distance).or touring the many attractions on the Kapiti Coast.

Invite a friend or 2 and enjoy an outing on the Kapiti Coast at this great Community Event. Support local!

Covid–19 Level 1 protocols will be in place.

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February’s Weather

Murray from Paraparaumu

Along with most places in Central New Zealand, February 2026 in Kāpiti was its fourth summery month. It was sunny and dry although slightly cooler than usual.

Our daily average maximum temperature was 22.2℃, over a degree cooler than average, being the lowest in over 10 years. February 2025 was similarly cooler, as is this summer generally. As usual, eastern areas of Central NZ averaged a degree warmer, but our overall average mean temperature was again the warmest at 18.1℃.

Our equivalent of 18.25 sunny days was average for February. Rainfall of about 87mm was above the average of 60mm, but it mostly fell in two events separated by two long dry periods, with the second in the middle of the month associated with a strong wind storm that brought a much-needed 40mm.

As our March average temperature is 21.6℃ the chances of getting a fifth summery month are pretty high. Rainfall averages 50mm, but as we are getting more than the historic average these days, it’s likely we will exceed this.

Photo: Sunrise February 20

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