
More snow for South Island and crackdown on boy racers | Focus Morning Bulletin August 19
In today's headlines with Wilhelmina Shrimpton, more snow for South Island, crackdown on boy racers and fate of cathedral to be decided.
In today's headlines with Wilhelmina Shrimpton, more snow for South Island, crackdown on boy racers and fate of cathedral to be decided.
It's a wet commute for many across the North Island, with gusty winds to boot! Chunky showers mark the South Island, with the possibility of snow to low levels today in Southland.
MetService is warning wind gusts exceeding 110km/h are possible in Auckland.
Snow could fall as low as 500 metres in some parts of the South Island.
Heavy rain, snowfall and strong wind warnings and watches are in place across the country.
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MetService issues watches for rain, wind and even heavy snow for parts of the country.
Warm air could see Hawke's Bay break a 1973 weather record on Sunday.
'The best chance for any outdoor excursions would be Saturday morning.'
'Winter is very much still around.'
Warmer temperatures are ahead — but forecasters are warning people not to get complacent.
Severe weather alerts have been issued along the East Coast.
August temperatures have been well below average but hope is on the way.
The rain will move down the country in bands, soaking most of the North Island.
Frosty, sub-zero mornings and rain are in store for much of NZ over coming days.
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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.
Higher-than-average temperatures turn to rain for most of the rest of the working week.
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