Focus: NZ hit with a week of wild weather
Wild weather has battered most of the country this week from rain, wind to even snow, but as NIWA meteorologist Ben Noll explains it might not be a sign of what’s to come. Video / George Heard / Supplied
Wild weather has battered most of the country this week from rain, wind to even snow, but as NIWA meteorologist Ben Noll explains it might not be a sign of what’s to come. Video / George Heard / Supplied
Wild winter weather continues to lash parts of the country.
Most of the outages are in lower parts of the North Island.
Wild winds gusting over 100 km/h recorded at multiple sites across Auckland.
People are advised to take bedding, water, food, medication, warm clothes and their pets.
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Auckland Transport is also warning of delays or cancellations to public transport today.
Sea breaching at the Greymouth Aerodrome on Monday morning. Video / Greymouth Star
With 41 weather warnings and watches across NZ, forecasters warn of a stormy night.
Tornadoes are possible and winds could damage trees and power lines, forecaster warns.
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"It lasted 30 seconds but that 30 seconds was absolutely terrifying to say the least."
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With severe wind and thunderstorm watches in place, DoC warns it's safer to stay put.
A worker held onto the doors of his business with all his might as the twister passed.
Tornadoes, wave warnings, and speed limits on the Harbour Bridge as wild weather hits.
"It was shaking and shuddering and I thought is this going to rip the building apart?"
Risk of severe thunderstorms for some western parts of South Island.
Significant wet weather can be expected in many parts of the country.
Passengers are told to check their flights as fog blankets Auckland Airport.