
MetService National Weather: September 4th - September 6th
MetService National Weather: September 4th - September 6th Video / Metservice
MetService National Weather: September 4th - September 6th Video / Metservice
Conditions expected to get progressively warmer across the weekend.
15 flights in and out of Auckland cancelled, further 21 regional flights delayed.
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Temperatures will drop to 0C in some parts of Auckland this week.
Seas are forecast to kick up, and some showers could even turn to hail.
A strong wind watch is in place for Northland and Auckland.
Relatively fine weather will come to an end this weekend as a new storm hits the country.
Electrical storms are set to sweep over both islands across the day.
With spring just around the corner, temperatures will start to rise slightly.
Nights will be warmer early in the week.
Waka Kotahi issues new warning for drivers to be cautious.
Snow is expected to blanket much of the South Island.
MetService issues heavy snow warnings, watches in South Island, Desert Rd to get flurries.
There are road snowfall warnings in place for tomorrow, and more are expected this week.
Spring feels a way off yet - a full week of frosts could be on the way for Hawke’s Bay.
Snow has caused the road between Taihape and Napier to close.
Whanganui City recorded thunderstorm conditions and near-gale-force winds.
Southern regions in for more snow, and strong winds of up to 130km/h are forecast.
"We’re just grateful to have some sunshine, even though it’s cold."
MetService has issued a 'triple-whammy' of strong wind, heavy snow, heavy rain watches.
A MetService meterologist said Wednesday was the day to look out for.
Hastings and Napier were negative 0.5 and 0.3 degrees Celsius on Sunday.