The wet and wild weather is on its way out for Hawke's Bay.
MetService meteorologist Dan Corrigan said a heavy rain warning was no longer in place for northern Hawke's Bay and much of the heaviest rainfall had already passed.
"The most significant weather was seen in the last couple of days and overnight Monday," he said.
"The heaviest rainfall was at the ranges around Te Ureweras where we saw triple digit amounts in the last 48 hours, with a total of more than 250 millimetres."
Parts of Central Hawke's Bay such as Waipawa and Waipukurau saw 75-80mm in the past 48 hours, while Hastings saw about 70mm, Napier 60mm and Wairoa about 41mm - most of which had fallen in the past 24 hours.