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RAIN “AT SOME STAGE” FOR EVERYONE THIS WEEKEND
Wellington, Kapiti Coast, Manawatu and Taranaki are just four regions south of the central North Island that have enjoyed some…
SNOW FALLS IN ASHBURTON, PARTS OF CANTERBURY
A brief period of heavy snow fell this morning across Canterbury and now its moving north. The Radio…
LIGHT SNOW IN CHCH – BUT SUMMER-LIKE HIGH ON WAY FOR NZ
It’s been a crazy day weather-wise across the country with heavy snow falling in some areas, while just kilometres…
COLD SNAP FOR SOUTH ISLAND
A blast of cold air from the Southern Ocean is set to cross the South Island Tuesday, with plummeting…
TEMPERATURES SOAR AS SPRING ARRIVES
Spring has blossomed into life today as strong westerly winds lift temperatures up and down New Zealand. The…
THE LAST DAY OF AUGUST – WE TAKE A LOOK BACK AT WINTER 2007
+ Why Wellington escaped the headlines this winter. August 31st marks the last day of winter for…
MOST OF NZ SHOULD SEE THE LUNAR ECLIPSE
Much of the country will get the chance to see the lunar eclipse tonight, with widespread cloud now moving…
WEATHER IMPROVING FOR TUESDAY NIGHT’S LUNAR ECLIPSE
Most of New Zealand should get a chance to see Tuesday’s Lunar Eclipse, also known as Lunar Rossa (which…
STORM COULD BE A SIGN OF THINGS TO COME
LA NINA COULD BE FORMING The two major storms that have formed in the Tasman Sea in the…
STORM HEADS TO NORTHERN NZ
A storm that has brought gales and flooding rains to Queensland is now moving towards New Zealand. The Radio…
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Meteors – Your Eyewitness Reports!
WeatherWatch.co.nz receives meteor reports from all over New Zealand and the globe, 24/7/365. **CASUAL COMMENTS**If you’ve seen something in the…
Latest: Gabrielle approaches NZ (+25 Maps)
The effects of Cyclone Gabrielle will be felt across much of the North Island today, especially later in the day,…
Cyclone Gabrielle strengthening as it slowly passes Great Barrier Island (20+ maps)
12:15am Tuesday NZDT — Cyclone Gabrielle’s movement has slowed to an absolute crawl near Great Barrier Island. The longer the…
