
Wellington homes evacuated after huge waves hit
Five houses have been evacuated as waves smash over the road.
Five houses have been evacuated as waves smash over the road.
The golden weather is coming to an wet and chilly end for some.
A powerful storm is brewing and could hamper spirits on Easter Sunday and Monday.
The wet weather looks to be followed by unsettled weather throughout the long weekend.
Severe thunderstorms continue to pummel central New Zealand.
Whangārei and Dargaville have broken rainfall records in place for many decades.
"The pulse is very weak": The wait for significant rain continues for most.
Not a "drought-breaker", but at last some relief.
There's a chance of rain sprinkling the country, but not where it's needed the most.
Farmers hope wet weather will stick around to help soften drought-stricken ground.
Auckland's set to extend its record-breaking dry spell today.
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Cyclone heading to New Caledonia looks likely to sweep by south of South Island.
Police will continue to search for the missing British tramper today.
Even if Uesi does bring rain to the north next week, it won't be enough to ease the dry.
With no rain in sight, blunt message is: "Save any water you can."
MetService's computer model suggests the cyclone, if formed, could be felt in New Zealand.
Authorities are telling people in Southland not to be complacent about evacuating.
The past few days across the country have been scorching but it won't continue for long.
The mercury in Gisborne skyrocketed today, nearing the 40-degree mark.
Temperatures reached as high as 34 degrees around Hawke's Bay.
Crashes have caused hold-ups ahead of long weekend.
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High temperatures forecast around the country today, with 2m swells also on the cards.
It will beach time for most of New Zealand today.
Lovely summer sun should bathe centre court for tomorrow's ASB Classic Women's Final.
Otago Civil Defence and Emergency Management have told people to be prepared.
The weather will gradually improve as the week progresses, the MetService says.
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