A heavy rain warning has been issued for Northland with up to 100mm possible tomorrow.
The MetService is warning that the heavy rain could make the region's roads dangerous and is urging people to take care.
MetService Meteorologist April Clark said while today seems fine, a deepening low over the Tasman Sea is moving slowly southeastwards, bringing rain and strong or gale easterly winds to the upper North Island during tomorrow and Thursday.
"That front will bring down some quite moist, of sub-tropical air,'' she said.
Clark said this will bring a lot of rain for the upper North Island, particularly in Northland and Auckland from about 9am tomorrow.
The biggest rainfall accumulations are expected over Northland, mainly about the eastern hills, and a Heavy Rain Warning is now in force, with localised downpours of 10mm-20mm an hour and up to 100mm for the day. And the rain will extend into Thursday and beyond, but will probably not be as heavy as tomorrow.