
Brrrrrr! Snow, wind - brace yourself for a chilly night
It's colder than usual for August - when can we expect a reprieve?
It's colder than usual for August - when can we expect a reprieve?
MetService issues further road snowfall warnings as the big chill continues.
The weekend has been filled to the brim with nasty weather - it's set to continue.
Road snow warnings are in force across much of New Zealand.
Snow and bitter cold to batter alps and Queenstown, while huge waves to hit near Auckland.
A wind surge is set to bring windy conditions, heavy rain and snow this weekend.
Cold fronts are expected over New Zealand, bringing cold, wet and windy weather.
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Get ready for some cold and wintry weather this week.
Cold snap, rain and snow looms for many parts of the nation this week.
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Aucklanders staggering to work amid thick fog can expect more under this mild winter.
Those in western areas of the South Island are more at risk for rain.
MetService says a period of heavy rain should hit through until 7am.
North to northeast winds are expected to approach severe gales in exposed places.
It was a wet weekend for many, with thousands of lightning strikes hitting the nation.
The thunderstorm follows a damaging tornado in Taranaki this afternoon.
MetService says a front will slide north across central and northern NZ tonight.
Sub-zero temperatures were felt last night in Mt Cook, Christchurch and Rotorua.
The past six months have been the direst on record for the upper North Island.
Frosty starts and sunny days forecast across NZ this week.
A ridge of high pressure is set to establish itself over much of the country this week.
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It's looking good tomorrow, but rain's on the way for some on Sunday.
Auckland's civil defence is warning residents to tie down loose items.
Temperatures are starting to cool as southwesterly winds cover the country.