Areas in Northland and Auckland experience flash-flooding as storm moves down the country across the eastern regions of the North Island.
Rescue helicopter missions delivering supplies to isolated Gisborne residents have been cancelled until further notice, due to unfavourable weather conditions.’
Metservice.com have issued an orange rain warning for Hawke’s Bay today.
Slips have closed roads in and around Mangawhai, while a tornado briefly tracked across Waihi Beach.
Police advised members of the public to avoid Seaforth Road in Waihi Beach while emergency services respond to the incident. The tornado brought down power lines and parts of the road are blocked.
According to Metservice.com some parts of Auckland, Northland and the Coromandel recorded 100mm of rain in just six hours overnight. A resident near Helensville contacted DTNZ to say it had been raining heavily there all night last evening.
Stranded residents were rescued from rising waters in Kaiwaka, Dairy Flat and Silverdale. Video of large hailstones failing circulated on social media as temperatures as low as 5°C were recorded.
The latest information on road closures is available on the NZ Transport Agency website.
The outlook for Auckland and Northland today was for long fine periods and isolated showers, while heavy rain warnings remain in place for eastern parts of the North Island. For the latest weather warning information, visit Metservice.com.
Road slip in Waiatarua #Auckland #AucklandFloods pic.twitter.com/o8g7NKfqiW
— enfield (@GaganMaur) February 24, 2023
Severe flooding in New Zealand. No access between Auckland and Northland, flood in Mangawhai pic.twitter.com/VJAc0PTO97
— The World Is In Danger (@Tume_Live) February 24, 2023
There she goes again… #auckland #aucklandflooding #aucklandweather pic.twitter.com/Pj8H7VNOZ8
— Levin Skipps (@levinskipps) February 24, 2023
There is going to be an inquiry into forestry slash
Which will result in more regulations
More compliance
More costs
More inflation
Which will result in substantial extra costs in building a house
We’re Aucklanders affected by forestry slash? Or was this a problem in Hawkes Bay?
Something to note about Hawkes Bay is that almost all of the native bush and trees have been cut down. This is a known cause of erosion.
Forestry slash, when kept out of water ways is normally not a problem. It is material that will rot and provide nutrients for the new plantings a couple of years later. It is simply impossible to deal with forestry slash, our forestry sector would be bankrupt overnight.
Slash or no slash wouldn’t have made the slightest difference with the volumes of water we are witnessing in the Hawksbay region
Perhaps if NZ had not signed up to all this Geo- Engineering of the weather the rain would have been more ‘normal’. An avid weather watcher of the satellite maps can vitually prove that the cyclobne was ‘Haarp’ steered into Hawkes Bay and can pinpoint the moment the cyclone was turned. He called the Hawkes Bay not a disaster zone but a Crime Scene. Along with all the chicken farms burning and other stuff like culling out farms and beef stock, striking into the heart of NZs food bowl will have a serious flow on effect of vegetable and fruit shortages throughout winter. You see this is what you get when you sign your country down the road to the UN WHO and Gates funded WEF protocols and Agendas. Oh! and the death toll well that is just collateral damage to the cause for these criminals because they have depopulation agendas as well.
Build Back Better. For whom?
And is/ has DTNZ experiencing another outage??