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Game of bowls anyone! There a 2 bowling greens under the water @ Little Shoal Bay North on Auckland’s North Shore. Northcote Bowling Club on Sunday lunchtime! Uploaded by: John Morgan

Leigh Rd, Matakana.  This road was impassable until an hour before this photo was taken.  Uploaded by: Stu Greaves

Whangateau Sports Ground.  King tide has long since receded, but the water was staying put. Kids on skim boards were making the most of it.  Uploaded by: Stu Greaves

Heavy rain undermined the road on the very steep Pakiri hill.  Uploaded by: Stu Greaves

Heavy rain undermined the road on the very steep Pakiri hill.  Uploaded by: Stu Greaves

 
In Stratford taranaki, I know there is mean’t to be water on Hockey fields, but not this much water Uploaded by: Sharalee Devereux

 
On a hot summers day, people sometimes jump from this bridge at Mclarens Falls into a swimming hole a long way below….not too many were keen today! The water level is at least 20ft above the normal level, Sun, 4.00pm  Uploaded by: Garith Farr

Wairoa River flowing rapidly and slowly rising over banks under State Highway 2 near Bethlehem. Loads of trees and debris making it’s way down the river.  Uploaded by: Garith Farr
 

Scary stuff!! This is normally a tranquil waterfall with a series of swimming holes where locals like to spend a hot day! River level was rising noticeably in the hour we were there.  Uploaded by: Garith Farr
 

The Wairoa River has begun to break it’s banks and flood surrounding paddocks in several places. Bethlehem, 3.30pm  Uploaded by: Garith Farr

 
This photo taken on bridge heading north out of Waipukurau. Usually most of this is stones that you can walk on with some gentle water that you can sit in up to waist deep but not deep enough for swimming. Today it is muddy, fast and rising after continuous rain.  Uploaded by: Kay Ahearn
 

Flooded roads into Whananaki South Northland.  Uploaded by: Steve Davis
 

 
Storm Surge! Taken from Maraetai wharf of Wharf Cafe 1030am shortly before fire service closed road
Uploaded by: Glenn Laker
 

 
Boat ramp under water, Reotahi Bay, Whangarei Harbour (Whangarei Heads). Water was at/slightly over the road where at high tide it is possibly around half way up the boat ramp.  Uploaded by: Warren Baier
 

 
Wharf at McLeod Bay, Whangarei Harbour (Whangarei Heads). Photo taken looking towards Parua Bay. The water level is well above, easy 50cm plus, normal high tide.   Uploaded by: Warren Baier

View from the backdoor of the apt…docks are now submerged and the car basement is flooding! Not ideal!  Photo / Kelly Parlane
 

 
Baypark Speedway.  Uploaded by: Brendan Pratt

 
Awaroa Stream, Waiuku.  Stream peaked about noon approx. 1m above normal level. Currently (4:15pm) the rain has stopped and we are experiencing winds from the North East. Uploaded by: Sharon Smith

 
Browns Bay beach – theres a line of brown water, just off the beach. Coming from the Torbay end, possibly debris from the cliffs at that end.  Uploaded by: Rose Taylor
 

 
Tropical rain made travelling on South Auckland’s Great South Road seem like a trip through a car wash. Taken on 23 January 2011 at 9:29am.  Photo by http://MandenoMoments.com/
 

Opanuku Stream, Henderson, Just before 10am, will above ‘normal’. Looking towards the Sel Peacock Drive Bridge  Uploaded by: Graeme

Henderson Creek at the ‘Falls park’ pool, normally ankle deep running over rocks at the left hand side
Uploaded by: Graeme Williams

The pond at Sherwood Reserve in Browns Bay Auckland has reached capacity almost submerging the foot bridge.   Uploaded by: Sean O’Neil

Heavy rain falls in Te Puke – Uploaded by: Brendan Pratt

The flooding river and high tide cover this jetty on the Waipapa river in Kerikeri.  Uploaded by: Glenda Neil


The high tide and high river levels have flooded this access road to Skudders Beach in Kerikeri.  Uploaded by: Glenda Neil
 

Mill Creek – Now up to top 11.30am Sunday. Still raining Uploaded by: Jude W

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