Wild weather: Rain and winds cause flooding, power cuts
Petone Working Men's Club was one spot hit with flooding inside the bar.
Petone Working Men's Club was one spot hit with flooding inside the bar.
The first weekend of the school holidays is forecast to be wet and windy.
Auckland could be zero degrees or lower on Saturday morning.
Fronts from the south-west to move over South Island first, then North Island this evening
Road snow warnings in the South Island could mean a white Sunday for travellers.
Parts of Otago and Southland may soon be hit by the heaviest snowfall so far this year.
Showers are forecast for most of the and another low is bringing more wet weather.
North Island set to be buffeted by strong winds and heavy rains this week.
High pressure system to deliver sunny weekend for most north of Taupo.
If you don't get snow today, you'll get rain and wind.
A chilling southerly breeze is making its way up the country.
Living in a fridge? For Euan Baxter it has been his normal winter life for 30 years.
Batten down the hatches as another lashing of rain is expected tonight.
Some areas may get 50-70mm of rain in a matter of hours.
Wet weather is steadily heading south down the country.
Otago town Ranfurly takes week's record for coldest place at -9.1C.
Auckland is next in line as front sweeps north.
Snowfall has trapped one car on the Crown Range Rd already.
Stormy weather for much of central New Zealand and South Island.
It's wet and a bit chilly, so rug up and remember to pack a brolly this weekend
Yesterday Whangārei topped the country at 23.9C, with Auckland close behind on 23.7C.
Heavy rain and thunderstorms are set to batter much of the central and upper North Island.
Wet weather is forecast to dampen Mother's Day celebrations for much of the country.
We'll be spared worst of the extreme winds causing havoc in Australia, but it'll be wet.
The North Island's east coast is in for some heavy falls today.
Residents evacuated after torrential rain inundated Rotorua yesterday
Flooding is being reported around the Western Bay of Plenty.