
Snow in Wellington, giant wave warning - storm surging north
Low temperatures, snow and large waves unleashed across New Zealand today.
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.
After a weekend of wild weather, more heavy rain is forecast across eastern NZ.
Meteorologists say New Zealand does not have the technology to predict tornadoes.
Assessments of hundreds of affected homes will continue today.
Heavy rain watches are also coming into force for the North Island's upper east.
Fog and low cloud around parts of Auckland are expected to affect traffic this morning.
The rain is expected to hit the country this weekend.
Low that brought snow to Oz last week moves to NZ, bringing rain but not the chill factor.
Batten down the hatches - it's a windy day in the north.
Severe weather warnings are in place for Northland and the Coromandel Peninsula.
Heavy rain and strong wind warnings are in place for parts of New Zealand.
A heavy rain forecast is set for Sunday as wet winter settles in.
Surging water puts farmers and their animals in danger across Canterbury.
Rain easing but caution required as rivers remain swollen.
Forecaster says an "atmospheric traffic jam" is helping drive wild weather in Canterbury.
Heathcote River in Chch has broken its banks and next high tide will bring new flooding.
Floodwaters in Canterbury have exceeded warnings "by a huge magnitude", Fed Farmers says.
Emergency services are warning people to be prepared for flooding in some areas.
The red warning notice is only issued for significant weather events.
It will be wet in most places, but Canterbury can expect the biggest rainfall in 10 years.
Two "significant systems" batter NZ over the course of the week.
Cloud might block the view for some, but other parts of New Zealand are in for a treat.