Gita's big split: How NZ got in the way - and today's region-by-region forecast
The storm has split in two and continues to ravage Canterbury and the lower South Island.
The storm has split in two and continues to ravage Canterbury and the lower South Island.
Some Tasman residents remain cut off as the country cleans up after ex-cyclone Gita.
Cyclone Gita is barrelling into New Zealand, with the worst predicted yet to come.
Flights have been cancelled and roads are closed as Cyclone Gita begins to be felt.
It's time for managers and employees to start talking about what to do tomorrow.
As the ex-tropical cyclone bears down, be prepared, forecasters warn.
"Hurricane force winds" possible when Gita hits New Zealand.
Gita is set to hit NZ this week - and could be the most southern-travelling cyclone ever.
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Models are increasingly suggesting NZ may be hit by what's left of Tropical Cyclone Gita.
The drizzle will continue until the heavens open up again tomorrow.
Rain spreads south to cover the whole country during the weekend.
Weather still warm despite snow down south.
A total of 290 lightening strikes have hit the upper North Island in the past two hours.
The overflowing Kitekite Stream rose by one metre in just 20 minutes after heavy rainfall.
Auckland and Northland are due for another deluge today.
Thunderstorms may hit during the Foo Fighters concert in Auckland tonight.
State Highway 6 has reopened, but some still remain without power on the West Coast.
115 trapped in cars overnight in Fox Glacier as country begin storm clean-up.
Aucklanders treated to purple skies for the second time in recent weeks.
Heatwave set to continue for another two days but weather could turn nasty from Thursday.
Forecast picks heatwave to give way to drenching from ex-tropical storm.
New Zealand may be about to deal with a double dose of tropical trouble.
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