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NZHerald.co.nz and WeatherWatch.co.nz team up to bring you the latest on this developing story – a new band of heavy rain currently forming over the Tasman Sea and heading towards us…slowly.
It’s expected to move over the West Coast on Tuesday, and the upper, central and western parts of the North Island on Wednesday and Thursday.
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westcoast on 23/05/2011 10:10pm
This next front is massive looking on the sat pic this morning, largest frontal system seen for some time!
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