4.7K views · 12 reactions | Winter is officially here. Your queen's...

428K views · 1.1K reactions | A lot of rain  is forecast for the South Island, especially along & west of the Southern Alps ️. This is good news for the hydro catchments, which have been running (highly) unusually low. Keep up-to-date with MetService New Zealand and warnings that have been issued. | NIWA Weather | Facebook

4.7K views · 29 reactions | Our friends at MetService New Zealand have the severe weather forecast for the next couple of days. | Wellington City Council | Facebook

🌧🌬Stormy weather to return to southern and central NZ🌧🌬 A front that brought heavy rain to the west of the South Island on Tuesday, and strong winds to central and southern New Zealand, is expected to weaken away over the North Island today. It is replaced by a ridge of high pressure, which brings settled weather, but the reprieve from rain and wind will be brief for some. Another strong and moist northwesterly flow is expected to develop over the far south on Thursday ahead of a front, then

🌦️ Weekend Weather Outlook for NZ Friday (rest of today): Mostly clear skies for many, except in: 🌧️ West of the South Island 🌧️ Top half of the North Island Expect scattered showers, becoming more frequent and heavier in Northland from around 9pm. Saturday to Sunday: ☁️ Cloudy mornings and patchy inland fog across most regions 🌧️ A few showers in Fiordland and Westland, and northern parts of North Island 🚨 Weather Watch: Heavy rain remains a risk in Northland through to Sunday morning, sta

6.7K views · 87 reactions | A frontal system moving onto NZ today brings and end to the settled weather. Rain, wind and cold temperatures are on the cards through the weekend. In the Tasman there's a building area of high pressure which looks to drive showery, southwesterly winds our way next week. | MetService New Zealand | Facebook

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63K views · 187 reactions | From 21 May, MetService, NZ's only authorised provider of Severe Weather Watches and Warnings, is enhancing the way we communicate public alerts for severe weather. We are introducing a new level of warning reserved for the most extreme weather events, and new colours and graphics. For more info visit metservice.com/SevereWeather. | MetService New Zealand | Facebook