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Work is well underway in creating a new sand dune at Lyall Bay, and restoring Surfers’ Corner at the popular south coast beach.
New Zealand remains under a deep low pressure system providing unstable conditions leading to isolated thunderstorms, heavy downpours and isolated tornados.
Animal advocacy group SAFE is calling bull on the spin around feedlots and wants an end to the practice in New Zealand.
A big area of low pressure in the Tasman Sea is starting to move on to New Zealand and will take until Friday to finally move away.
Clear skies made for a frosty start to Sunday across much of New Zealand. MetService Meteorologist Peter Little commented, "The mercury dropped to -7.2C at Pukaki Aerodrome in the South Island, while in the North Island our weather station at South Waiouru dipped to -4.4C".
A series of several low pressure systems will be tracking through New Zealand in an active pattern into early next week. This will lead to off and on rounds of rain and mountain snow for the country.
A good weekend for most is in store, with MetService forecasting a positive outlook for the next few days.
Research funded by the Earthquake Commission (EQC) has developed a way of calculating where the ash from a volcano is most likely to fall, and its thickness, in different parts of New Zealand.
August 15 and 16, 2011 saw a generational cold snap that brought snow as far north as Northland, the so called 'winterless north', Auckland city and a host of sea level towns most people never associate snow with.
"Peace Action Manawatū will coordinate opposition to the annual NZ Defence Industry Association Forum due to come to Palmerston North in late October."
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