
Wet change coming: Low-pressure system on way after scorching spell
A heavy rain warning could be issued for Thursday across Nelson, Tasman and Marlborough.
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An active low-pressure system has caused chaos across NZ.
MetService has issued orange rain and wind warnings for much of the country.
Oil mixing with rain has created hazardous conditions for drivers.
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Police had to disperse around 50 people who had crowded on K Rd early this morning.
A severe thunderstorm watch is in place for the lower South Island this afternoon.
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Northern hotspots may see skies clear again late on New Year’s Eve.
Predicted downpours pose a threat of flash flooding in some areas.
A heavy rain watch is in force from 6pm for Bay of Plenty east of Whakatāne.
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Heavy rain and strong wind watches are in force for several South Island ranges.