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King’s Birthday weekend washout: Heavy rain and strong winds to hit both islands
Heavy rain and gale northerlies will hit the South Island from Sunday.
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nzherald.co.nz
King’s Birthday weekend washout: Heavy rain and strong winds to hit both islands
Heavy rain and gale northerlies will hit the South Island from Sunday.
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stuff.co.nz
450mm of rain for some, 21C for others: Where to find the best weather this long weekend
MetService warns of potentially dangerous rainfall totals in parts of the South Island, while eastern regions are forecast to enjoy unusually warm autumn temperatures.
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Long weekend weather: Heavy downpours for parts of South Island
600mm of rain could fall in the Tasman region in the coming days.
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Weather: Heavy rain forecast widens with more areas expected to get long weekend downpours
Significant heavy rain will fall in parts of the South Island from Sunday, and the North Island from Monday, the MetService is forecasting.
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Heavy rain warning expanded to cover more of South Island
600mm of rain could fall in the Tasman region in the coming days.
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rnz.co.nz
Weather: Parts of South Island under heavy rain warning for long weekend
Over the long weekend orange warnings will be in place for Tasman, Buller, Westland and the Richmond Ranges.
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'Significant weather event': MetService issues warning ahead of incoming heavy rain
Severe weather warnings are in force for parts of the South Island today.
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Weather: South Island braces for possible floods as Northland's rain warning upgraded
Authorities are urging holiday drivers to take extra care due to possible slips, floods and road closures.
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Orange warnings issued as bands of heavy rain sweep up NZ
Significant heavy rain will fall in parts of the South Island from Sunday, and the North Island from Monday, MetService is forecasting.
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Heavy rain warnings as holidaymakers urged to plan ahead for wet weather
Travellers are urged to leave early to avoid heavy rain across key routes.