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Northland is inching closer to another potentially dry summer with new figures showing Mid and Far North areas have typically received a third to 40 percent less rain than usual over the past 12 months.
Another low that will quickly deepen overnight Sunday and into Monday may bring severe weather to the upper North Island early next week but it's still too early to lock in.
It's more like land of the long grey cloud today as a large low in the Tasman Sea hugs the western South Island and drags down cloud over much of New Zealand.
Tonight may still be a little cold in some regions but the theme over the next few days is to get warmer and warmer as sub-tropical winds kick in - before a late week cool down in the south.
The NZ Transport Agency is advising people to expect a delay of half an hour late Wednesday morning, 9 October, due to the final rock blasting work for some time at the Nevis Bluff on State Highway 6.
A landslide at Omoto, between Greymouth and Stillwater, on State Highway 7 is showing no signs of slowing down.
They say pictures paint a thousand words so let's let the weather maps do the talking today as we break down the first weekend of October 2019.
Auckland motorists are advised that north-bound lanes of the Northern Motorway (SH1) will be closed for maintenance on Tuesday night, 8 October.
If you're sick of the cold you're going to love Friday's warmth, especially across the South Island where it's forecast to be several degrees above normal thanks to a west to north west flow.
An historically active slip between Greymouth and Stillwater at Omoto, which moved after weeks of wet weather in mid-August, has moved another 300 mm from 8 am today - Wednesday, 2 October.
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