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Thomas Matthew Crooks named as Trump gunman, more cops hit the CBD beat and severe weather warning for upper North Island.
Thomas Matthew Crooks named as Trump gunman, more cops hit the CBD beat and severe weather warning for upper North Island.
People across the upper North Island are being told to brace for severe weather.
There will be some dry spells and normal winter temperatures.
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.
Police are urging motorists to take things carefully.
A sprawling high that’s delivered sparkling blue days just set a new pressure record.
A giant high over NZ may be about to set new all-time record for atmospheric pressure.
Power company Orion says 'all outages were resolved at 8.16.'
Before the cuts, up to 85% of the coastline was going to be mapped. Now it's up to 40%.
Following a chilly winter week, sunny spells are expected for most of the country.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon travelled to Wairoa this morning to meet with the mayor and victims of the floods. Video / NZ Herald
Mum who spoke to PM feared for her and young son's lives as floodwaters rose 'so fast'.
Friday morning was the coldest of the year in Auckland - and the lows remain next week.
Temps plunged to -6C in parts of NZ, while Auckland is still 9.9C close to noon.
Jack Frost is still making his way around Hawke's Bay this winter.
Central North Island and BoP feel the pinch.
Cook Strait ferries have been cancelled from tonight due to the swells.
Petone will feel the greatest impact, with a stormwater system already under pressure.
Beryl, the earliest Cat 4 on record, has maximum sustained wind speeds of 225km/h.
Rain forecast for most main centres. Auckland to hit 15C high, fall to 9C low overnight.
Craig Little says a pile of wet carpet and destroyed belongings is now lining the streets.
MetService has issued a raft of weather warnings as a wintry cold front hits NZ on Monday.
Forty-foot containers have been uplifted and moved at the Limery.
The end of the low pressure system means near zero-degree nights ahead.
After this week's soaking, a Niwa forecaster isn’t ruling out more winter downpours.
Hundreds of properties have been affected by the latest wild weather to hit the region.
'It was bad. I have lived here my whole life and never seen it like this.'
Gisborne residents are proactive in severe weather and more aware of emergency plans.