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Weather woes to continue with more drizzle next week
There will be showers for most of the country next week; no severe weather is forecast.
There will be showers for most of the country next week; no severe weather is forecast.
Heavy winds are set to batter the lower half of the country until mid-afternoon.
7.5 metre waves recorded off Wellington; firefighters deal with 543 weather-related calls.
Flooding is causing havoc in parts of Tauranga as rising tides hit.
Rain causes road closures, flooding in Christchurch
Coromandel, Auckland, Waitomo and the Bay of Plenty are about to be hit by strong winds.
Campers may want to leave North Island holiday hotspots early.
Heavy rain and strong winds: weather about to take a turn for the worse.
It's not the beach weather we'd all hoped for the New Year - unless you're on east coast.
Spoiler: You might want to head to the Boxing Day sales rather than the beach.
Rain around the country will ease by the end of the day.
Temperatures are set to "yoyo" the week before Christmas, the MetService warns.
Heavy rain is forecast for the Otago coast and Fiordland, but only showers elsewhere.
The dry weather is set to continue up until Christmas, the MetService says.
Temperatures are forecast to reach the mid to high 20s and up to 30C in some areas.
The amazing weather is over for some of us this week, but it'll still be warm.
The mercury touched 35C in Hanmer today, but cooler weather is on the way next week
A second round of thunderstorms are brewing after yesterday's downpours
Thunderstorms have caused major flooding and slips in Roxburgh.
This week will be nothing like last week's wild thunder storms
Gusts of up to 90kmh are expected in the Auckland region today.
Weather warnings are in place for the east coast of the Bay of Plenty and Gisborne.
Heavy rain and strong winds are set to hit the north of NZ this weekend.
Tie down the trampolines and stay indoors, severe weather is about to hit.
Most of New Zealand is set to get a late-spring soaking.
Driving back from the bach today? You could be in for a wild ride.