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6 Mar 2026 10:53
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  •   Home > News > Environment

    The number of areas subject to heavy rain warnings is shrinking - after a wild day of weather across the upper North Island

    The number of areas subject to heavy rain warnings is shrinking - after a wild day of weather across the upper North Island


    Only Coromandel and Tairawhiti still have warnings - until 1am in Coromandel, and 8am for Tairawhiti.

    MetService is warning rivers and streams could rise rapidly in both areas - and surface flooding, slips and difficult driving conditions are possible.

    Almost 300 properties don't have power in Paeroa, with other small outages spread across the rest of the North Island.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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