Wellington faces ongoing heavy rain and flooding risks amid criticism of insufficient weather warnings and growing concern over climate change's role in intensifying extreme rainfall events.
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9292 for text number. Standard text fees apply. We have got... Barry Soper with us obviously quarter to five so we'll have a chat to him about it then see what he is calling now major flooding across the North Island over the weekend has caught many officials off guard Wellington right now is in a state of emergency after a fortnight of rain fell in an hour in the Ruapihu district the town of Ohura was placed under a state of emergency at 3 a.m on Sunday with flash flooding forcing people from their homes this came despite little to no official warning about how severe the deluge would
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models failed to predict extreme rainfall levels
Weston Kirton: Ruapehu district mayor on the weekend flooding that impacted the regionSpotted something wrong on this page? Report a correction.
