More heavy showers set to hit Auckland after rain creates commuter chaos
Some train services were brought to a halt yesterday evening.
Some train services were brought to a halt yesterday evening.
Weather warnings in place for other parts of the country.
Severe weather in the Wellington region caused major damage over the weekend.
The clean-up continues after heavy rain, flooding, slips and evacuations.
MetService says more wet weather coming for flood-drenched region as clean-up begins.
A man who has lived in his Westport home for 60 years now faces a very uncertain future.
Wild weather is moving north, forcing evacuations; flooding closes Wellington highways.
The strong winds were expected to continue through the rest of the day.
Flights into Wellington have been disrupted and some Auckland ferry services cancelled.
Ice caused issues for those trying to catch a train throughout the Kāpiti Coast
Brrr - it's a cold and frosty start for most of the country tomorrow.
More rain is forecast for parts of Northland this evening.
Weather warnings are in place for Northland.
Despite the winter temperatures, most places can look forward to sunny skies today.
Heavy rain and gale warnings are in place for the top half of New Zealand today.
"Severe gales" expected for Northland and Auckland, snow for parts of the South.
It's another cold start to the day, but fine conditions are forecast for most.
Mountain weather has plunged way below freezing but even Aucklanders are shivering.
Ice is coating windscreens and frosts covers lawns as temperatures plunge below zero.
Low temperatures, snow and large waves unleashed across New Zealand today.
Snow is expected as low as 300m in some spots of the central North Island.
The polar blast's icy sting is due to hit across the North Island tomorrow.
Huge waves forecast to slam into Wellington's south coast tomorrow could top 6m.
MetService has issued a Heavy Swell Warning for between 6am Tuesday and 11pm Wednesday.
Since 9am on Sunday, 44mm of rain has fallen in Levin.
"We're in for some frosty weather."
Here's what you need to know about the regions and roads forecast to be worst-hit.
A polar snap is set to farewell what has been a potentially record-breaking warm June.
A significant polar blast is forecast to impact the country early next week.
It's an characteristically cold start in Hamilton, sitting at a nippy -2.2C.