Niwa’s summer forecast: Scorching days next week, but muggy months to follow
Kiwis are in for a weather roller-coaster ride to Christmas and muggy days lie beyond.
Kiwis are in for a weather roller-coaster ride to Christmas and muggy days lie beyond.
Niwa said a “brief but sharp change” was predicted for Friday.
Hawke's Bay hits 30°C; Wairoa and Taradale lead with warm temps.
The weather is heating up on the east coast as summer approaches.
Kiwis are in for an early dose of scorching summer days - and nights - later this week.
The relationship between the two weather forecasters is tense and duplicative.
Communications and power are often affected by solar storms.
From April 2025, the average consumer’s electricity bill will increase by $10 per month.
Summer Regatta sailing and kahawai fishing are features of a busy weekend.
More balmy weather is forecast to kick off the working week – but it won't last for long.
Rain will make its way northwards across the North Island for Friday afternoon.
Foodstuffs says it has strong networks and protocols to react efficiently to emergencies.
The warnings are out; it's not expected to be a drought, but be prepared.
Councils have imposed restrictions to help conserve water due to dry weather.
MetService said midweek looks settled, with light winds and mostly clear skies.
Officials to assess damage across the region caused by yesterday's heavy rainfall.
Franz Josef was having its wettest day since 1979.
It appears to be a tale of two islands for this weekend's weather.
Drought speculation for Hawke's Bay is premature, but the Bay is vulnerable, Niwa says.
Residents warned of continued stormy weather.
Some areas are expected to reach near 30C in the coming days.
MetService Severe Weather Warning: November 6th - 8th Video / MetService
The whole of New Zealand is in for some abnormal spring warmth toward the end of the week.
A front is forecast to move up the country – but there's also late-week warmth in store.
Some Sth Island areas may have heavy weather today, Nth Island has warmer days coming up.
Many people remain missing two days after the start of the catastrophe.
Hailstones up to 15mm in diameter are possible, and rainfall of 15mm an hour in places.
'Many locations' in the North Island are in for a chance of thunderstorms this evening.
MetService National Weather: October 29th - November 2nd Video / MetService
Canterbury skifield has closed, but got almost a metre of snow over the long weekend.