
Weather: Clear skies to see in new year
Holiday hotspots are the place to be right now and into the new year.
Holiday hotspots are the place to be right now and into the new year.
Holiday hotspots are the place to be right now and into the new year.
The south swelters as holidaymakers sweat.
Motorists are still being warned of possible thunderstorms.
Many of Auckland's beaches remain unswimmable following faecal bacteria contamination.
Meteorologists optimistic a ridge of high pressure might arrive just in time for Xmas.
Motorists are being advised to delay or detour via State Highway 18 or 16.
What to expect for the weekend after heavy rain across New Zealand yesterday.
Kiwis should prepare for sticky and wet weather as several fronts move over the country.
Heavy rain watches in place for Northland.
Eastern regions in the North Island set to see mid to high 20s tomorrow.
An airmass from Queensland and Coral Sea brings hot weather with rain and wind watches.
Most of the country can expect sunny weather for the long weekend.
But rain and frost warnings for some parts of the country.
Motorists can head back to cities as normal as school holidays end.
Heavy rain, strong winds expected in South Island, MetService issues warnings and watches.
Sunshine a welcome respite after snow, hail, thunderstorms, cold winds battered country.
Aucklanders to see easing weather over the weekend after coldest October morning.
MetService says the Gisborne deluge could cause streams and rivers could rise quickly.
"Changeable weather is typical of spring," says the Metservice.
Cold nights across Auckland and North Island as frost hits southern parts of the country.
Wellingtonians have been greeted by snowy conditions today.
Aucklanders urged to follow forecasts as heavy rain and strong winds hit city.
Heavy rain and strong winds in forecast for coming days.
Kiwis shouldn't be putting the brollies away just yet.
'We were told we had five minutes to get out.'
Communities could be cut off by the severe flooding expected with the heavy rainfall.
Meteorologist says weather event is in-line with the expected effects of climate change.
For the second day running flights at Auckland Airport, and harbour ferries, are affected.
A windy day is in store for the South Island in particular.