
Severe thunderstorm watches issued, downpours expected
A smattering of severe weather watches have been issued with more possible.
A smattering of severe weather watches have been issued with more possible.
Conditions will turn in the south on Saturday, ushering in days of wet and wild weather.
'It’s a week to tuck away in the back of our heads, to be a little bit more aware of.'
MetService says the storm could hit the South Island on Sunday evening, move up on Monday.
PSA says unionised staff denied access to health insurance given to non-union employees.
Temperatures will be "above average" for the North Island to start the week.
The weather agency says it needs the four utes for towing boats.
New Zealand recorded its hottest day in over three years yesterday, almost reaching 37C.
Forecasters warn heavy showers and thunderstorms might 'enhance' gusts.
Holiday hotspots around Coromandel and Northland would also see rain, hot temps up to 28C.
Holiday hotspots around Coromandel and Northland would also see rain, hot temps up to 28C.
If it's felt uncomfortably, unusually hot - even for January - there's data to show why.
Kawerau in the Bay of Plenty was the hottest town on Monday, hitting 31.7C.
NZTA warned motorists against driving due to the risk of surface flooding.
Civil Defence urges Coasters to prepare for rain; Te Whatu Ora warns Christchurch of heat.
The smallest of late December downpours was enough for Napier to inch over the line.
MetService issues heat alerts in lower North Island, Te Whatu Ora warns of health impacts.
Auckland to reach highs of 27C, 26C every day till next Monday. High humidity to return.
Bad weather tomorrow follows a sunny, sweltering day today with Hastings reaching 33C.
Today's top temperature of 32C was recorded at Lake Pukaki in the Canterbury high country.
More than 60 Aussie fires have sent vast plumes of smoke over New Zealand.
MetService forecasts a showery Christmas Day in the Super City with a high of 26C
The first snapshot of pollen levels in 35 years shows big rise in particles in the air.
Sixty-three fires were burning across NSW this morning.
A rush of cold air moving up from the southwest on Tuesday will push temperatures down.
"We’re about 36mm from the wettest year on record."
An 'atypical' El Niño means there'll be variability amid driver's usual summer flavours.
Forecast for a trough over the Tasman Sea bringing rain to western areas.
MetService forecasts Twizel, Wānaka and Timaru could be some of the warmest spots today.
Auckland, Waikato and Coromandel are all in the line for thunderstorms today.