
Downpours to hit tomorrow as heavy rain expected throughout October
A weather system is set to douse New Zealand tomorrow, with more expected in October.
A weather system is set to douse New Zealand tomorrow, with more expected in October.
Month's worth of rain to drench Bay of Plenty; snow forecast for south.
Temperatures are also due to plunge by 15C; bad weather will move north on Friday.
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Powerful gusts of up to 100 km/h are expected to roar across the north this afternoon.
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Thunderstorms are possible for the upper North Island to start the week.
Thunderstorms are possible for the upper North Island to start the week.
MetService is warning wind gusts exceeding 110km/h are possible in Auckland.
Severe weather alerts have been issued along the East Coast.
Auckland's Saturday should be partly cloudy with showers hitting later and into tomorrow.
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MetService says it's going to be a 'very average winter's day' today.
Damage to trees and powerlines, and flooding, is possible this week.
Niwa says the weather system is 'potentially conducive' to snow.
Multiple South Island cities will wake to below freezing conditions tomorrow.
There is reduced visibility due to fog affecting much of northern Auckland.
The rain is expected to drench the city for most of today.
Wed to see barrel over country before skies clear on Thur, more heavy falls on Fri.
Severe weather tipped for top of north about Monday and Tuesday, showers into the week.
Clear skies, a lack of wind, and chilly mornings forecasted this week.
Friday morning was the coldest of the year in Auckland - and the lows remain next week.
'The central parts of both islands are expected to be the cooler of the lot.'
Cook Strait ferries have been cancelled from tonight due to the swells.