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    A subtropical low's pelting the upper North Island with downpours and strong wind gusts

    A subtropical low's pelting the upper North Island with downpours and strong wind gusts


    Northland and the Coromandel are under a heavy rain warning and strong wind watch, with power out to more than 15-hundred homes - and multiple roads closed.

    Auckland and Tairawhiti also have similar warnings and watches.

    The Transport Agency is urging motorists drive with care in these regions - and wind warnings apply on Auckland's Harbour Bridge.

    MetService meteorologist Alec Holden says the weather will push south today, and the low should dissipate by tomorrow.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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