
Weekend weather: What to expect
Most of the country is in for a warm, a little gusty and largely dry weekend.
Most of the country is in for a warm, a little gusty and largely dry weekend.
It'll be a warm, wet spring across the country, forecaster says.
Make the most of today because the weather's set to pack in again tomorrow.
Sunny days but frosty nights will round up this week.
Early risers were met with frost, fog and icy windscreens this morning.
Auckland weather in July was nasty, but it's a long way off the rainiest July on record.
People are urged to stay well away from flooded roads with water levels remaining high.
The weather system causing nasty conditions across the country is now in a "death spiral".
A missing woman has been found barefoot but uninjured after six days in the bush.
Power and roads are mostly back up and running after last week's storm.
One last band of rain will soak the country before a couple of days of fine weather.
The polar blast which had Kiwis hugging their heaters all week appears to be over.
Despite her pleas Vector wouldn't budge until the Herald got involved.
The nation's largest city will not escape the inclement weather.
Downpours, gales and plunging temperatures expected to hammer region from today.
The cold front is making its way towards the North Island, ready to hit overnight.
As the country braces for four days of atrocious weather, one person doesn't seem to mind.
Northlanders are set to be battered by gale force westerly winds today.
Some 50 cars were stuck in snow after an unexpected dumping around Mt Cook today.
The weather gods are not shining on New Zealand this weekend.
Flights continue to be affected due to fog in parts of the country this morning
Most of the country should see rain this weekend, but the temperatures should be mild.
Temperatures in inland areas are set to dip into the negatives tonight.
Showers will keep most of the country wet today, with snow expected in Canterbury.
The odd shower and brisk winds expected for tonight's match at Eden Park.
Heavy rain continuing to lash the Bay of Plenty has caused a slip.
Steady rainfall is forecast as a low makes its way slowly down the North Island.
Downpours are causing flooding at the top of the country.
Hunker down - days of rain, gales and snow are on the way.