
Sun for Hawke’s Bay this weekend after hairy Friday start
A reward for weathering a possible thunderstorm will be sun.
A reward for weathering a possible thunderstorm will be sun.
Two water spouts have dazzled Taranaki locals.
Heavy showers are predicted for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Auckland Airport has issued a fog warning for travellers.
There are heavy rain warnings and watches across a swathe of the North Island.
Rainy Winter Deco weekend ahead.
South Korea has been pounded by heavy rains since July 9.
Winds could rise to gale force late on Thursday and into Friday.
The unpredictable weather is coming from a set of troughs to the west of the country.
MetService forecasts mostly cloudy conditions, isolated showers clearing in Akld today.
Wind speeds in Super City forecast to reach 90km/h - Warnings of downed trees, power cuts.
Road closures were among the disruptions caused by wild weather over the weekend.
Much of the North Island can expect heavy winds, after a weekend white-out in the south.
Careful near the water: Hawke's Bay is expected to get big swells starting late Wednesday.
Strong wind warnings issued for Bay of Plenty and Coromandel.
It's looking like a mix of weather as the school holidays kick off.
After a prolonged wet period, expect speckles of rain before the sun comes out again.
Civil Defence warns the weather will worsen Friday afternoon.
Heavy rain watches issued for Northland, Auckland, Coromandel, Bay of Plenty.
Excessive heat warnings are in place as high humidity fans the problem.
Heavy rain could cause flooding and damage to roads that are already fragile.
A large part of Hawke’s Bay can expect further heavy rainfall until late Monday.
The temperature dipped below zero in parts of the region.
MetService has issued a heavy rain watch for parts of the North Island.
New Zealand is taking a break from the wild weather of the past few months.
“This is an extreme anomaly that’s only been seen a few times before."
The roads could get slippery and strong gusts could make travel difficult.
The nation's weather forecasters are going toe to toe to bring Kiwis the latest updates.
Flooding and slips have closed parts of SH1 and SH3.
If a tsunami was generated from the quake it would take at least an hour to arrive.