Snow warning issued for Desert Rd as heavy rain, thunderstorms hit North Island
Wellington, Taranaki and the Tararua Range are most at risk, with up to 120mm of rain forecast on top of what has already fallen.
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Wellington, Taranaki and the Tararua Range are most at risk, with up to 120mm of rain forecast on top of what has already fallen.
The Tararua Ranges has had almost 100mm of rain over the past 12 hours.
Met Service warns that conditions could be hazardous on the central North Island road.