North Island to bear the brunt of more severe weather today, thunderstorms possible
Severe weather caused flash flooding, evacuations and mass power outages yesterday.
Severe weather caused flash flooding, evacuations and mass power outages yesterday.
The eastern North Island is in the firing line on Tuesday.
A swathe of severe thunderstorm warnings were in place for parts of the North Island.
The coldest spot this morning was in the central North Island.
'Our control rooms are monitoring the event' – grid operator.
One survey focused on the impact of cyclone-related silt on the marine environment.
Friday promises NZ's coldest day of 2024 - and more frosty temperatures are due tonight.
MetService says this May has been a stark contrast to the warmer conditions last year.
The end of autumn is set to be cooler than usual, according to a council climate report.
Niwa said it would not be commenting while consultation was underway.
MetService said Akl's Saturday temp coolest the city had been since October last year.
Less than 50 per cent of average rainfall has fallen over three months.
Flooding is possible at the bottom of the North Island as a fierce weather system stalls.
It's set to be a colder than average few weeks for New Zealand.
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People ordered to evacuate homes after more rain dumped around the South Island.
Power cuts, landslides and road closures struck the West Coast yesterday.
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A front headed for the west of New Zealand will sour the sunshine of the early week.
If autumn’s felt a lot chillier than usual so far, you’re not imagining it.
It is expected to be drier than normal for the first half of April.
MetService is calling this the 'coldest weekend of the year so far'.
March is about to feel more like May, as a polar surge brings chilly weekend temperatures.
A smattering of severe weather watches have been issued with more possible.
Conditions will turn in the south on Saturday, ushering in days of wet and wild weather.
'It’s a week to tuck away in the back of our heads, to be a little bit more aware of.'
MetService says the storm could hit the South Island on Sunday evening, move up on Monday.
PSA says unionised staff denied access to health insurance given to non-union employees.
Temperatures will be "above average" for the North Island to start the week.