MetService advises that a large high is lying slow-moving to the east of New Zealand. "Meanwhile, a subtropical low to the north of the country is forecast ...
"For Auckland, and Waikato through Thursday and Friday, and for the remainder of the Bay of Plenty and also northern Gisborne for Thursday to Saturday, there is moderate confidence that rainfall amounts will exceed warning thresholds,' says a MetService spokesperson. "For northern Wairarapa, the Tararua District and also Hawke's Bay south of the Wairoa District, there is low confidence that heavy rainfall will reach warning amounts on Sunday,' says a MetService spokesperson. MetService says for Northland, Coromandel Peninsula and the western Bay of Plenty, there is high confidence rainfall amounts will exceed warning thresholds, through Thursday for Northland, and through to Saturday for the Coromandel Peninsula and the western Bay of Plenty.
MetService Severe weather: January 4th. Organisers of today's Tauranga festival A Summer's Day Live headlined by UB40 have cancelled the event due to forecast ...
The event was to be the fourth stop for the A Summer’s Day Live tour, with the artists headed to Nelson next before its last stop in Queenstown on January 7. Lifeguards would reassess the conditions again tomorrow. She said about half were staying on. Keep a close eye on children.” A number of weather warnings have been issued for parts of the North Island as heavy rain and strong winds are forecast to hit. Held at Trustpower Baypark, it was to be one of several music festivals held and to be held this summer in the Bay.
MetService Severe weather: January 4th. A number of weather warnings have been issued for parts of the North Island as heavy rain and strong winds are forecast ...
A strong wind watch has been issued in Northland until 1am tomorrow; as well as the Waikato, Coromandel and western Bay of Plenty to Taranaki and Taihape. Heavy rain watches are in place in the ranges of Westland, south of Otirā, Auckland including the Great Barrier Island, Mt Taranaki, the Richmond and Bryant ranges - including the Rai Valley - and the Marlborough Sounds. “Expect 120 to 180mm/h of rain about the ranges, with lesser amounts nearer the coast.” Locals are advised that peak rates of 10mm to 20mm/h are to be expected about the ranges from tomorrow evening. Up to 180mm of rain is expected to fall inland, especially in the Kaimai Range, and lesser amounts of rainfall nearer the coast. Those in the Coromandel Peninsula should prepare for between 100mm to 150mm of rain to accumulate about about the ranges and lesser amounts nearer the coast.
Surf Life Saving Northern Region (SLSNR) is warning holidaymakers that extreme weather will create difficult conditions at beaches across the North Island ...
§ Watch out for rip currents, they can carry you away from shore. If caught in a rip current remember the 3Rs: *Relax and float, *Raise your hand and *Ride the rip § Don’t overestimate your ability or your children’s ability to cope in the conditions
Unfortunately for holidaymakers, the wet and wild weather has forced many campers to cut their trips short, with a subtropical low set to bring heavy rain and ...
Summer Haze, a festival that was scheduled to be held in North Auckland's Matakana was cancelled less than 24 hours out from kick-off.
“But after that it's no more going to Auckland for us, for any reason. [My Chemical Romance](https://events.stuff.co.nz/manawatu-standard/2023/my-chemical-romance/auckland/western-springs), but after that, they have no plans to return to Auckland for an event. [North Auckland festival Summer Haze cancelled due to incoming wild weather](https://www.stuff.co.nz/entertainment/music/300777579/north-auckland-festival-summer-haze-cancelled-due-to-incoming-wild-weather?rm=a) * [incoming weather forecast](https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/weather-news/130897864/heavy-rain-gales-to-pummel-northland-overnight-before-moving-south)”. [Summer Haze](https://summerhazenz.com/), a festival that was scheduled to be held in North Auckland’s Matakana, [was cancelled less than 24 hours](https://www.stuff.co.nz/entertainment/music/300777579/north-auckland-festival-summer-haze-cancelled-due-to-incoming-wild-weather) from kick-off.
Olwyn Duthie and her family head to Opunake Beach for three weeks every January, and a bit of wild weather isn't stopping them.
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Hundreds have fled campsites in the Far North as winds rip up tents and ruin Kiwis' summer plans.
- a heavy rain watch for the Coromandel Wednesday 9pm to Thursday 9pm "Can you imagine sitting in a … - heavy rain watch for Auckland and Great Barrier from Wednesday 9am to Thursday 9am
It won't be windy and wet the entire time – but NZ is generally in quite an unsettled period of weather for the next week or two. We hope this information helps ...
Worst winds are mostly today (Wednesday) and hopefully easing on Friday / this weekend for a lot of holiday spots, especially in the north. As you can see the winds do move around each day giving some a breather/break – however there are other locations that may have a bit of a repetitive set up. There’s a lot of weather to talk about at the moment and that’s impacting holiday plans for many.
MetService meteorologist Jessie Owen said the bad weather was the result of a subtropical storm heading from the northwest. “It's going to be causing hazardous ...
In Tūākau, south of Pukekohe, a serious crash resulted in one person having critical injuries and another with moderate injuries, police said. In Auckland, the warning is in place until 9am on Thursday and in Coromandel it’s in place until 9pm on Thursday. Between 7am and 9am Wednesday, 5.1mm of rain is expected to fall in the top of the North Island. We’ve seen gusts up to 100kph already. The heavy rain warning is in place for Northland until 7am on Thursday with between 110 and 160mm of rain expected to fall. High-sided cars and motorcyclists should take extra care. That wind can be damaging, it can make driving dangerous,” she said. Cooper said campsites like hers rely on the peak season to get through the rest of the year, and the weather will affect that. From Thursday 6am to Friday 3am, the Banks Peninsula along with the ranges of Westland south of Otira and the Marlborough Sounds are also set for periods of heavy rain. It comes after MetService upgraded several weather watches to warnings in Northland, the Coromandel, Bay of Plenty and Tasman. The Thames-Coromandel District Council told locals and visitors to “err on the side of caution” and plan as far as Sunday, January 8. - MetService has issued weather warnings in the Northland, Auckland, Coromandel, Bay of Plenty and Tasman areas
British reggae band UB40 and their Kiwi fans have become the latest victims of the summer storm currently battering Aotearoa. Their Bay of Plenty concert has ...