Weather: Cold temperatures and rain on the way
Single digits can be expected for much of the country this week.
Single digits can be expected for much of the country this week.
Auckland's Saturday should be partly cloudy with showers hitting later and into tomorrow.
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MetService says the days should warm up quickly after a chilly start.
Temperatures are colder than usual this morning and likely to stay that way this weekend.
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MetService says it's going to be a 'very average winter's day' today.
Damage to trees and powerlines, and flooding, is possible this week.
People are advised to keep up to date with the latest forecasts.
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Niwa says the weather system is 'potentially conducive' to snow.
Rise comes after multiple South Island cities woke to below-freezing temperatures.
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Multiple South Island cities will wake to below freezing conditions tomorrow.
SH1 is open at the Brynderwyns but more thunderstorms are on their way.
Motorists north of Auckland are advised to travel later or potentially face lengthy delays
Waves up to 10 metres high were expected at the centre of the storm.
Auckland Airport said delays were expected.
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The rain is expected to drench the city for most of today.
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Wed to see barrel over country before skies clear on Thur, more heavy falls on Fri.
Severe weather tipped for top of north about Monday and Tuesday, showers into the week.
A heavy rain watch has been issued, with 15 hours of rain to hit the top of the country.
Crisp sunny mornings and blue sky days to end.
Clear skies, a lack of wind, and chilly mornings forecasted this week.
Frosty windscreens and clear skies lie ahead this week in the river city.
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