
One region pushing 30C: Widespread warm temperatures forecast this week
The whole of New Zealand is in for some abnormal spring warmth toward the end of the week.
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.
The official holiday road toll period ended at 6am this morning.
The middle of the country is forecast to see the most showers during the week.
A police spokesperson says the bus drove on to a closed road in the snowy conditions.
Warnings set for parts of the country lapse this morning. Auckland should hit 21C today.
Holidaymakers are urged to drive to the conditions this long weekend.
MetService says teams are preparing emergency centres ahead of severe weather.
Surface flooding and slips prompt warnings to stay off the roads in some parts.
MetService National Weather: October 25th - 28th. Video / MetService
Police have warned motorists to drive safe this Labour weekend after six deaths last year.
Auckland roading hotspots are expected to be heavily congested this afternoon.
A total of 23 flights have been cancelled in and out of Wellington Airport.
Gusts up to 120km/h may hit parts of the lower North Island, heavy rain batters the south.
Labour weekend forecast holds little for Kiwis who'd hoped for some mid-spring sunshine.
'A lot of the country had a good weekend last weekend, it’s not going to repeat.'
A heavy rain watch has already been issued for Fiordland.
More than $9 million has been budgeted for stormwater improvement in Whangamatā.
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Krystal Brens' home was severely damaged due to flooding and slips.
'The demand experienced was unusual so early in spring,' drinking water manager says.
The first week of term four kicks off on a wet note for most of the North Island.
Students may have a wet start to the first day of term.