
Heatwave bypasses windy Wellington this week
The country's heatwave will not be making a stop in the capital this week.
The country's heatwave will not be making a stop in the capital this week.
The official name for the clouds is Kelvin-Helmholtz.
December 1 is officially the first day of summer.
Six minutes shy of the gloomiest November, summer promises warmth for Wellingtonians.
Hold-out pockets of drought spread around Auckland linger after biggest dry in 25 years.
All of NZ's coldest years happened before 1933 - and its warmest have come since 1998.
Christchurch has had over 150mm less rainfall than the yearly average.
A marine heatwave this summer would be the third in four years.
Napier deluge came with unfortunate atmospheric collision and a climate change tail-wind.
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Temperatures could climb to 27 degrees by Sunday.
NIWA's latest hotspot report showed the driest soils in the South Island.
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After a messy September, most Kiwis can look forward to a warmer and calmer October.
It's been a wild, wintry week but sunny skies and hot temperatures are coming our way.
The north could be in for a wet summer - and the south a dry one - as La Niña forms up.
Scientists have just launched NZ's first-ever national assessment of flood risk.
A climate scientist has called a La Niña summer for NZ - and a likely 'marine heatwave'.
Weeks after it was soaked by a severe storm, Northland is in for another big deluge.
DoC and OSPRI knew nothing of meeting but organisers say they tried to invite them.
Seafloor survey around White Island reveals a mass of ash discharged in deadly eruption.
A mammoth storm, flooding and tornado have damaged homes and trapped residents.
One part of the country has received 82mm of rain in the last 24 hours.
First six months of 2020 likely to be Auckland's driest ever - even with more rain coming.
It's our shortest day - so how much extra daylight can we expect tomorrow?
An obscure pattern in our atmosphere is pointing to a rain-maker La Niña for NZ this year.
Fine and sunny skies will darken from Thursday, with plummeting temperatures expected.
'Tremendous' highs are due to roll in.
Advancing low-pressure system is packing heavy rain and potentially thunderstorms.
More rain is on the way for Auckland this week - but a whopping 250mm is needed.