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Heavy rain warning for Rotorua and Bay of Plenty

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11 Feb, 2018 09:51 PMQuick Read

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A heavy rain warning remains in place for Rotorua and Bay of Plenty. Photo/File

A heavy rain warning remains in place for Rotorua and Bay of Plenty. Photo/File

A heavy rain warning remains in place for Rotorua and Bay of Plenty.

A fresh MetService warning issued at 10.03am said the moist northeast flow with an embedded trough over the North Island was expected to remain slow moving over Bay of Plenty today delivering heavy rain and possible thunderstorms to the region.

It is forecast to move away to the southwest early tomorrow morning when the rain should ease.

A slow-moving band of rain sits over parts of the North Island today and tomorrow with some locally heavy bursts. https://t.co/qHyE5zhh6X ^JL pic.twitter.com/0AmYlnruVN

— MetService (@MetService) February 11, 2018

Up to 150mm of rain may fall on top of what has already fallen, especially about the eastern ranges of Bay of Plenty.

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Meanwhile heavy rain is possible for Taupo tomorrow morning.

People in these areas are advised to keep up to date with the latest forecasts.

⚠⛈ Periods of rain with possible thunderstorms for parts of Waikato, Waitomo, Taupo and Taumarunui https://t.co/bcFLKY4OUU ^JL https://t.co/hIxrIiiKsC

— MetService (@MetService) February 11, 2018

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