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At 8 am, Monday 19 April, Manawatu, Rangitikei and Palmerston North districts will move to an open fire season, with the exception of beaches across the Rangitikei, Manawatu and Horowhenua where open-air fires will remain prohibited.
This week has seen much unsettled weather and MetService is forecasting this trend to continue with cooler temperatures expected to kick off the school holidays.
Wellington South Coast residents can now sign up for new Swell Warnings from MetService, which will give locals a heads up when big waves are heading their way.
Despite Aotearoa gaining international praise for its COVID-19 response, two independent reports commissioned by Te PÅ«tea Whakatupu Trust have found that MÄori vulnerability and resilience to these large-scale crises remain largely unchanged for the past century.
It’s autumn, it’s getting colder, there are westerlies, and it will be wet and windy.
Police are urging motorists to take care on the roads with bad weather causing issues in the upper North Island this afternoon.
Rain and wind is affecting conditions and Police have attended a number of crashes today, including 18 in Tāmaki Makaurau alone.
Wellington is moving from a restricted fire season to an open fire season from 9.00am on Monday 12 April.
An open fire season means you don’t need a permit to light an outdoor fire.
Northlanders planning to burn unwanted waste material this autumn are being encouraged to consider their neighbours and follow the rules, or risk fines and other penalties.
Gisborne Olympic Pool Complex’s 50m pool will close for repairs from 1pm this Sunday [11 April] with the long-term goal of keeping it open for the next two years while a new facility is built next door.
For much of the last few days we’ve enjoyed mostly fine conditions, all provided by a broad ridge of high pressure. However, it’s the end of the golden weather, as MetService focuses on an active trough crossing the country this weekend.
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