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How climate change hit home in 2023: Four numbers that tell the story
Climate change truly knocked at our door in 2023, science reporter Jamie Morton explains.
Climate change truly knocked at our door in 2023, science reporter Jamie Morton explains.
More rain and strong, warm winds are expected to lash popular vacation destinations.
MetService finally has good news for Aucklanders.
One town reached around 33C.
Electrical storms are set to lash northern regions between 1pm and 10pm.
Many usually sunny spots are in for a wet Christmas.
Move your plans to the morning or inside, because Christmas in Hawke's Bay might be wet.
Showers may stick around through Boxing Day.
High, humid temperatures are also set to continue this weekend.
MetService forecasts a showery Christmas Day in the Super City with a high of 26C
Humidity and hot days before the weather takes a turn in time for Christmas.
Multiple regions in the South Island are set to reach temperatures of more than 30C.
It was a sticky 18.6C night in Auckland with more uncomfortable, humid days to follow
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Jasper is causing record flooding in far north Queensland.
Kaikōura Airport reached 32C yesterday as sun blistered eastern New Zealand.
Temperatures in eastern New Zealand have soared, reaching over 30C.
One town is in store for 30C, while others are being warned of heavy rain.
Dunedin Airport reached 29C - the hottest temperature of the day.
Buckets of rain, large hail, surface flooding and a tornado battered Wellington yesterday.
Thunderstorms to bring heavy rain, hail and damaging gusts to east of North Island.
Forecast high pressure set to deliver northern regions early Christmas present next week.
A rush of cold air moving up from the southwest on Tuesday will push temperatures down.
A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for to the top of the country.
Parts of the east coast of the South Island could hit 27 degrees.
The cruise ship's captain decides Napier's a better bet.
Between 120mm and 180mm worth of rain is expected across the East Coast.
East Coast braces for another deluge, Cook Strait ferries likely to be disrupted.
The Hawke's Bay city is on the cusp of breaking a rainfall record ahead of the weekend.
The string of warm days is set to end as a cold southwest change begins its journey.
It seems Hawke's Bay can't catch a break when it comes to rainfall.