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Here’s the regional rainfall from Monday – how much did you record locally?

> From the WeatherWatch archives

Some healthy rainfall totals across the upper North Island on Monday across parts of Northland, Auckland and Bay of Plenty.

The Far North didn’t get the same totals as those further down into Northland. 10 to 100mm was recorded north of Auckland.

In Auckland itself 30 to 70mm fell for the most part, some hilly areas like the Waitakere Ranges had over 100mm.

Wettest places were on the eastern side of the Coromandel and Kaimai Ranges. Rainfall totals above 80mm were common with totals over 120mm in some spots.

As we approach 8am the centre of the low responsible for this was moving through Waikato and southern Auckland, making for much lighter winds. The rain is pushing across Bay of Plenty, East Cape, Gisborne and into Hawke’s Bay.

The map shows 24 hours rainfall up until 1am Tuesday.

Comments

Before you add a new comment, take note this story was published on 15 Feb 2021.

Blair on 16/02/2021 4:49am

35mm at Pokeno

Geoff on 16/02/2021 1:01am

230mm between Waihi and Whiritoa. 4am Monday till 9.30 this morning

David HURLE on 15/02/2021 10:09pm

Miranda Road Mangatangi we got 55 mills in 29 hours to 8am today.

Peter Thomas Langer on 15/02/2021 10:08pm

115 mils the highest fall in two years did you rain guages rearly get 200 mils in katikati or are they faulty as i live only a few kms from there

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