Tag: MetService
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Wet, blustery start to week for large parts of the South Island
Overview: Wet and blustery start to the week The South Island is set for a wet and blustery start to the week, with MetService issuing multiple orange heavy rain and strong wind warnings and watches for Monday. An active weather front is forecast to push across the region, bringing a period of heavy rainfall and…
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Wet and Blustery Start to Week Hits South Island
Overview: A stormy start to the week for the South Island MetService is forecasting a demanding start to the week for large parts of New Zealand’s South Island. A potent weather system is moving across the region, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and blustery conditions. Orange warnings have been issued for rainfall and gusts, signaling…
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Wet, blustery start to week hits South Island
A soggy start to the week for much of the South Island The South Island will begin the week with wet, blustery conditions as an active weather front moves across the region. MetService has issued orange heavy rain and strong wind warnings and watches for several areas, signaling a demanding start to Monday for many…
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Bay of Plenty Braces for Heavy Rain as MetService Issues Weather Warning
Overview: Bay of Plenty Weather Under a Heavy Rain Warning Residents of the Bay of Plenty are bracing for more wet weather as MetService issued a heavy rain warning for the region. An easterly front moving across the Tasman Sea is expected to bring periods of heavy rainfall to the Bay of Plenty on Tuesday…
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Bay of Plenty Braces for Heavy Rain: MetService Issues Orange Warning
Bay of Plenty Weather Alert: Heavy Rain Ahead New Zealand’s Bay of Plenty is bracing for more wet weather as MetService issues an orange heavy rain warning for parts of the region. An easterly front moving across the Tasman Sea is forecast to bring periods of heavy rainfall to the country, with particular impact anticipated…
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Bay of Plenty Braces for Heavy Rain: Fresh Warnings This Week
Overview: A Week of Wet Weather Ahead Residents of the Bay of Plenty should brace for a spell of heavy rain as MetService issues a fresh warning for the region. An easterly front tracking over the Tasman Sea is expected to push a moist air mass toward New Zealand, bringing periods of significant rainfall on…
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Severe Thunderstorms and Marble-Sized Hail Possible for Auckland and Northland
Overview: Severe Thunderstorms Ahead for Auckland and Northland Meteorological officials warn that severe thunderstorms capable of producing marble-sized hail and localized flooding are possible across Auckland and Northland. A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for the upper North Island as temperatures rise across the country, increasing the likelihood of powerful storm development. What to…
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Marble-Sized Hail Threat for Auckland and Northland
Severe Thunderstorm Watch in the Upper North Island A weather alert has been issued for the upper North Island as MetService warns that a line of powerful thunderstorms is tracking across the region. Temperatures are rising nationwide, and with heat building, storm activity is expected to intensify in areas including Auckland and Northland. Forecasters say…
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Auckland and Northland Hit by Marble-Sized Hail and Severe Thunderstorms
Overview Residents and visitors in Auckland and Northland should brace for a period of unsettled weather as meteorologists warn of severe thunderstorms capable of producing marble-sized hail and localised flooding. The MetService has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for parts of the upper North Island as temperatures climb across the country, potentially triggering rapid and…
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Two Eruptions Shadow White Island as Alert Level 3 Remains Clinched
Two Eruptions Prompt Ongoing Monitoring at Whakaari/White Island Two eruptions have been observed at Whakaari / White Island, with authorities maintaining alert level 3 as scientists continue to monitor the volcano’s activity. The sequence of events highlights the persistent unrest at a site that remains dangerous for nearby communities and visitors. What the Eruptions Signaled…