
Heavy rain and severe gales due to lash parts of country this week
Both islands are in for a mixed bag of weather conditions this week.
Both islands are in for a mixed bag of weather conditions this week.
Thousands of people living along the western coast of Rakhine State have been evacuated.
No wind, snow or rain alerts are in place for New Zealand as the weekend begins.
An amber alert warning is in place with with forecast westerly winds of 75-85km/h.
Auckland residents share their frustrations after being flooded a third time this year.
It's a case of keep calm and carry on, says Desley Simpson.
More wet weather on the way, plea to be prepared
A shift to cooler temperatures is expected to arrive by Thursday.
Heavy rain will affect northern and western parts of the North Island from Tuesday.
Heavy rain could cause problems in Northland, Taranaki, Nelson, Tasman and Westland.
The most rainfall recorded in the districts over 24 hours was 44.5mm north of Whanganui.
Slips have closed highways and roofs have been ripped off as the downpours begin.
A catamaran broke free of its mooring and thousands were without power in Northland.
Northland Civil Defence says Top Energy NZ and Northpower are reporting some outages.
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown says he has a close eye on sub-tropical storm.
Heavy downpours coming over next few days, with possible flooding; slips expected.
Kiwis are in for some more cold nights from the middle of the week.
With winter closing in fast, New Zealand’s seas are still running abnormally warm.
Those waking up for Anzac dawn services on Tuesday should bundle up warmly.
An witness says at least 10 Fire and Emergency vehicles are at the scene.
Sticky nights are in store as overnight temps 5-7C warmer than average for April.
The worst rain should hit between Friday afternoon to Saturday morning.
The worst rain should hit between Friday afternoon to Saturday morning.
In February there was nearly 100mm more rainfall than average.
Category 5 storm smashes records with wind speeds of up to 300km/h.
It may be time for parents to bring out board games for children.
Heavy rain set to inundate popular northern holiday hotspots for first half of weekend,
MetService has forecasted gales and downpours for Northland, northern parts of Auckland.
Heavy rain expected in some parts of NZ today.
The capital is being slammed by wind and waves.