
Wrap up warm: Chilly weather and rain to hit many parts of NZ
Temperatures are starting to cool as southwesterly winds cover the country.
Temperatures are starting to cool as southwesterly winds cover the country.
It may be wet today but winter is set to be warm and dry.
Designer Cecelia Kumeroa has created a logo for the first Whanganui Heritage Month
Gentler forecast on the cards: "We have had some pretty wild weather over the past week."
Wrap up warm New Zealand, the chilly weather isn't taking a break anytime soon.
Outages were caused by strong winds causing lines to clash.
It will be a weekend of two halves for much of the country.
South-westerly winds mean a miserable start to the weekend for many, but change is coming.
Police assessing Tararua search options in face of forecast snow and gales.
Temperatures dipped below zero overnight as snow blanketed parts of New Zealand.
A "river" of polar air moving east over NZ will leave multiple cities at 0C overnight.
Walkers enjoying a period of sunshine have been caught out with an unexpected hailstorm.
No matter where you were in NZ last night, you would have experienced thunderstorms.
Long-range forecast is for stormy, windy weather across most of the country.
Fiordland, Otago headwaters and Westland have all been issued weather warnings.
Almost every single part of the country is experiencing warmer than average temperatures.
Despite being in the tail end of autumn, outside temperatures are still not cold.
WeatherWatch.co.nz is predicting 'a dramatic turn' in weather from Tuesday next week.
A low from the Tasman Sea is set to affect the weather across the country.
Drivers urged to check latest updates on overnight Auckland motorway closures.
Mild, settled weather not going anywhere.
Temperatures are forecast to soar 6C above average in some parts of the country.
Christchurch slammed by crazy weather, Wellington next in line.
A low pressure system over the South Island is moving north.
Drone image captures moment a fierce thunder storm smashed into the city of sails.
Locals in Pakuranga, Botany and Burswood were caught in the inclement weather.
Heavy rain watches and warnings are in force over parts of the North Island.
For much of central and northern New Zealand it will be "a grey Sunday unfortunately".
Make the most of it; today will likely be the last fine day of the long weekend.
Expect clears skies on Good Friday and Saturday before the rain comes.