
Heavy rain for western areas of South Island
Rest of the country in for a mostly fine day ahead of rain tomorrow.
Rest of the country in for a mostly fine day ahead of rain tomorrow.
North Islanders can expect a dry Sunday and wet Monday.For the South Island, the reverse.
It's time to enjoy 188 extra daylight hours.
Patches of rain and sunny spells are in store for much of the country, including Auckland.
The good news is after today spring will slowly return.
Winter is set to batter the South Island before pushing over the North Island on Tuesday.
The rain should ease this morning with most of the country expected to have fine weather.
The snow might be leaving the country but that doesn't mean good weather is on the way.
After a stellar week of sunshine, spring is being chased away by two angry weather systems
Metservice says another daunting system is brewing in the east.
The transition from Winter to Spring often brings turbulent weather, MetService says.
Cold winds, thunderstorms and snow are expected as a trough moves over the country.
If you were hoping for a warm start to spring, you'll be disappointed.
Spring has started off a bit foggy, but the weather is set to improve.
Rain would increase through the morning In Auckland before moving east.
Thunderstorms and heavy rain expected over western and central North Island.
Today's the day to get the washing on the line - the rest of the week will be rainy.
"It's an opportunity to create a memory" - parent Keryn Grogan.
Generally fine weather in the forecast for most of NZ
Parts of the North Island's east coast are in for a drenching.
Winds of up to 120 km/h expected in the South Island today and in Wellington tonight.
Roads could be affected a low pressure system brings wind and rain to the North Island.
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.