
Thunderstorms set to strike South Island's West Coast
Thunderstorms to batter the West Coast of the South Island in the next 24 hours
Thunderstorms to batter the West Coast of the South Island in the next 24 hours
This summer is going to make its mark as the one with no consistency.
One person has died after an avalanche on Mount Cook.
Auckland and Northland should expect heavy rain and wind to last into next week.
Heavy rain and possibly thunderstorms in many areas today.
Auckland is facing another cold and wet day, following the turbulent spring weather.
A severe weather watch has been issued for coastal Otago and Fiordland.
Don't pack away your winter wardrobe, there's rain, hail and snow in the forecast.
Humid conditions are not expected to stick around as drier weather is forecast.
Make the most of it because it is all about to change.
Mixed conditions due towards end of week.
Settled weather to spread over the country following a sour end to school holidays.
Rug up as a wet and wintry blast hits much of New Zealand, says Niwa.
Yesterday was stunning, but it's going to be a changeable start to the week.
Rest of the country in for a mostly fine day ahead of rain tomorrow.
North Islanders can expect a dry Sunday and wet Monday.For the South Island, the reverse.
It's time to enjoy 188 extra daylight hours.
Patches of rain and sunny spells are in store for much of the country, including Auckland.
The rain should ease this morning with most of the country expected to have fine weather.
The snow might be leaving the country but that doesn't mean good weather is on the way.
After a stellar week of sunshine, spring is being chased away by two angry weather systems
However, centres on the east coast of the country will reach the low 20s today.
Rough start to September but the super-Spring weather isn't far away.
Metservice says another daunting system is brewing in the east.
The transition from Winter to Spring often brings turbulent weather, MetService says.
Cold winds, thunderstorms and snow are expected as a trough moves over the country.
If you were hoping for a warm start to spring, you'll be disappointed.
Spring has started off a bit foggy, but the weather is set to improve.
Rain would increase through the morning In Auckland before moving east.
Thunderstorms and heavy rain expected over western and central North Island.