VIDEO: Severe weather for upper North Island Sunday PM & Monday
28/10/2023 10:00pm
> From the WeatherWatch archives
Recorded Friday — It’s a busy video as we track quite a few systems – the main feature being a new storm that will briefly form this weekend in the sub-tropics with the leftovers from Lola.
The storm will move into the upper North Island late Sunday and across Monday – but has limited energy and is not a repeat of anything like Cyclone Gabrielle.
In saying that, there will likely be a few gale and heavy rain warnings issued for regions around the North Island over the coming days.
We break it down for you and which areas are at most risk for severe weather.
Comments
Before you add a new comment, take note this story was published on 28 Oct 2023.
Latest Video
VIDEO: NZ’s 7 Day Rainfall + 3 big northern hemisphere storms
We track the regions most (and least) likely to receive rain over the next week while major storms hit the…
Related Articles
VIDEO: NZ’s 7 Day Rainfall + 3 big northern hemisphere storms
We track the regions most (and least) likely to receive rain over the next week while major storms hit the…
High pressure moves closer, but showers & winds don’t ease for all (+4 Maps)
A south-west flow covers NZ on Friday with high pressure over the Tasman Sea inching closer for the weekend –…
VIDEO: High pressure flirts with NZ, we track the showers & wind
High pressure moves closer to NZ this weekend and brushes northern parts of the country next week. Despite the high…
Add new comment
deezdavid on 28/10/2023 11:45pm
what is expected to happen in hamilton?
Reply
WW Forecast Team on 29/10/2023 12:13am
A bit windy and wet – nothing too major. It will be worst in eastern Waikato (Te Aroha and along the western Kaimais).
– WW
Reply
Paul on 27/10/2023 3:25am
Thank god we are in El Nino. I think this could be quite the storm. This looks exactly like the weather events we had over the last 18 months. I think it could be a bit rough around the Te Aroha region.
Reply
WW Forecast Team on 28/10/2023 10:47pm
Hi Paul, agree El Nino’s extra high pressure will ‘smother’ this low. The unusual warmer than average sea conditions in parts of the Tasman and tropical Pacific sure make this El Nino a very complicated one! Looks very windy in Te Aroha tonight and Monday with damaging gusts.
– WW
Reply