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Severe Weather Warning and Watches lifted
The Severe Weather Warning for Gisborne and the ranges has been lifted.
Looking at the rainfall overnight, Whakapunake had the largest amount of 123mm followed by Arowhana with 110mm. I have attached some snips in case you are interested in having a look at the rainfall amounts.
I am not aware of any issues as a result of the rain overnight.
The wet weather is meant to continue over the weekend but there are no localised downpours expected at this stage.
The NZ Transport Agency website was checked this Friday morning and shows the Waioeka Gorge as open, but cautions are in place due to wet weather conditions. Please remember road conditions can change quickly and this information could change.
To stay
updated with State Highway information do one of the
following listed below:
• Phone: 0800 4 HIGHWAYS (0800
44 44 49)
• Check the NZ Transport Agency Website: nzta.govt.nz/traffic
• Check the
NZ Transport Agency Facebook Page: NZ Transport Agency Waikato BoP
Have a great weekend everyone.
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