
Weather: Frosty NZ morning to develop into clear skies and sunshine
No severe weather watches or warnings are in place over New Zealand this weekend.
No severe weather watches or warnings are in place over New Zealand this weekend.
The Government may shake up a long-running rivalry between MetService and Niwa.
The Desert Road section of the highway remains closed.
Heavy showers are predicted for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Big swells will ease and then return, with some not-so-swell midweek weather ahead.
There are heavy rain warnings and watches across a swathe of the North Island.
Drivers of high-sided vehicles and motorcyclists are advised to avoid the bridge.
MetService says waterproof layers will be particularly handy for the journey home.
Rainy Winter Deco weekend ahead.
The unpredictable weather is coming from a set of troughs to the west of the country.
Central Hawke's Bay roads are closing in the heavy rain flooding.
Heavy rain watches issued for Coromandel, Bay of Plenty, Gisborne, Hawke's Bay, Nelson.
Rain for Hastings' birthday.
High winds likely contributed to the sinking of a boat this morning.
MetService forecasts mostly cloudy conditions, isolated showers clearing in Akld today.
Wind speeds in Super City forecast to reach 90km/h - Warnings of downed trees, power cuts.
Road closures were among the disruptions caused by wild weather over the weekend.
Much of the North Island can expect heavy winds, after a weekend white-out in the south.
After a prolonged wet period, expect speckles of rain before the sun comes out again.
MetService are warning even a small amount of rain could cause major damage.
The rain is expected to cause "dangerous conditions, significant flooding".
Prolonged heavy rain threatens to cause fresh slips and flooding across the North Island.
Prolonged heavy rain threatens to cause fresh slips and flooding across the North Island.
Nationally, there were 19,000 during the weekend.
Central Hawke's Bay rivers are expected to reach "one-in-five-year" levels.
Flooding was reported in Maketu, Paengaroa and Pikowai.
A large part of Hawke’s Bay can expect further heavy rainfall until late Monday.
The temperature dipped below zero in parts of the region.
Rain to come to Northland from Thursday evening.
“Winter has made itself known in the last few days...."