
Sticky nights, and violent skies: More thunderstorms possible for North Island
Sticky days and nights to hang around a little longer.
Sticky days and nights to hang around a little longer.
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Travellers warned to check with airlines for flight delays due to fog.
Police are responding to the accident on Turakina Valley Rd.
Various weather warnings have been in place for much of the North Island so far this week.
Heavy rain and strong winds created havoc this morning, with some schools closed.
Sport in the sunshine draws crowds as Prada Cup finals get underway.
Temperatures to hit 31C in parts of the country today.
Doesn't happen often, but minimal risk to New Zealand for now.
Metservice is forecasting temperatures will reach 17C throughout the day in Christchurch.
Blenheim hit 36.1C at 4pm, smashing its January temperature record set in 1972.
It's looking promising for sailing in the City of Sails this weekend.
Radiation fog could be seen in parts of the city on Thursday morning.
Good day sunshine? Some towns and cities have enjoyed 50 per cent more sun than others.
It's time to bring in the outdoor furniture and secure the trampolines.
A front making its way up the country is expected to peter out as it moves north.
Sunday is set to be wet and even wild in some places, and the rain may stay much of week
Elsewhere, Blenheim and Hamilton are set to scorch, with highs of 29C and 27C.
There may still be a chance for one last beach trip this weekend before returning to work.
Between 20mm and 40mm of rain fell in five hours around parts of the south on Tuesday.
From 5pm until 11pm today, rain was expected for North Otago and South Canterbury.
Severe thunderstorm warnings have been issued for parts of the North Island.
It is a mixed bag on the weather front today.
The MetService has issued a severe thunderstorm warning and is urging people to stay safe.
Slips and flooding have closed roads and detour routes around the country.
It's going to be a wild day for parts of NZ and the South Island is in for battering.
Parts of the South Island left sodden by yesterday's deluge are in for more rain today.
The deluge flooded holiday hotspot Whangamatā.
More than 1000 lightning strikes have been recorded across the North Island.
The South braces for a long night as rain and thunderstorms sweep across the country.