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28 Jun 2025 19:09
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  •   Home > News > Environment

    Thunderstorms are continuing to hit the upper North Island

    Thunderstorms are continuing to hit the upper North Island


    MetService says there is a moderate risk, across Northland, Auckland, Great Barrier Island, Coromandel Peninsula, and northern and western Waikato.

    Some areas could face heavy rain, hail, and wind gusts of 100 kilometres per hour.

    MetService's Heather Keats says temperatures are likely to remain cold, conditions should settle through the course of today.

    She says a cold southerly will continue, but the front over the upper North Island is expected to track east.

    It's been a cold morning for many -- Reefton getting to minus four, and Dannevirke getting to minus two.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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    Environment:
    Nelson Mayor Nick Smith says the death of a person from floodwaters is a tragedy 18:56

    Environment:
    The worst of the weather appears to be over, as South Island communities look forward to recovery 18:36

    Rugby:
    Named on Tuesday, off to Japan on Wednesday and with just two trainings under their belt 18:06

    Law and Order:
    Auckland police are seeking the public's help in finding a 17-year-old girl 18:06

    Business:
    An expert's emphasising the importance of vaccines while influenza rates are high 17:26

    Environment:
    One person has died while clearing floodwaters in Tasman 16:57

    Rugby:
    Poor sideline behaviour is present across other sporting codes than just rugby 16:17

    Rugby League:
    The Warriors will be extra wary, ahead of their match in Brisbane, after one of their opponents received added motivation 15:47

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