
'Wide-reaching snow event': Thunderstorms tipped for North Island as snow continues in South
MetService says it's going to be a 'very average winter's day' today.
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.
Higher-than-average temperatures turn to rain for most of the rest of the working week.
The items had to be transported through the Suez Canal.
Incoming system set to deliver widespread wind, rain - and a potential heavy dump of snow.
A complex trough crossing the South Island on Monday is set to bring severe weather.
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A large swathe of the lower South Island is in the firing line.
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Meteorologists are picking the potential for a blast of snow across parts of NZ next week.
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Rise comes after multiple South Island cities woke to below-freezing temperatures.
Several metres of coastline and carpark has been lost to erosion this week.
Temperatures are expected to rise above seasonal averages. Video / Metservice
Multiple South Island cities will wake to below freezing conditions tomorrow.
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SH1 is open at the Brynderwyns but more thunderstorms are on their way.
Waves up to 10 metres high were expected at the centre of the storm.
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High waves are also expected near the centre of the rapidly deepening low.
It comes a day after fog caused major travel disruption in Auckland.
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There is reduced visibility due to fog affecting much of northern Auckland.
‘If this occurs, the media have permission to use the term “Weather bomb!’, says expert.
Auckland Airport said delays were expected.
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Travellers were stuck on the tarmac while their phones received tornado warnings.
The fast-moving low is likely to be classed an explosive cyclogenesis, aka "weather bomb".
The rain is expected to drench the city for most of today.