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Rangitata River.
In the first three days of the holiday period there has been a 22% reduction in crashes reported to Police for the three year period since Christmas 2008.
With all rivers now receding the Civil Defence, Councils and locals are now assessing the damage caused by the overnight flooding.
2 American tourists were flown to Nelson hospital at 1321 today 28/12/2010 by the Summit Rescue Helicopter.
The pair both travelling in the same car were heading South on SH6 just past Spooner's Saddle. They collided with another car heading in the opposite direction.
Flooding update
Flooding affected many areas in Marlborough following heavy rainfall this morning: Rai Valley, Havelock, Canvastown, Norhtbank and the Marlborough Sounds have been particularly hard hit.
Many road are closed and could remain so for several days.
MetService has lifted numerous weather warnings this afternoon as conditions start to ease across the country.
Gale force winds are now affecting parts of Auckland with northerly gales west of the airport on the Manukau Heads and Awhitu. Gusts are reaching 80 to 125km/h with strong winds continuing to strengthen across a number of major North Island centres this afternoon.
The weather is continuing to clear with no flood producing rain expected for the rest of the day with good weather forecast from this evening.
Rough weather is continuing to build across New Zealand making for atrocious camping conditions in some regions while hurricane force winds are hitting exposed parts of Wellington.
Following the severe weather warning issued by MetService today, New Zealand Mountain Safety Council strongly recommends that trampers, campers and other bush and alpine users take extreme care before going into the outdo
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