Flooding occurred in Marlborough, Canterbury and Otago. There was severe damage caused to roads and bridges in Canterbury.
Cattle Creek had a discharge of 1440 cusecs (41 cumecs) at Lake Grassmere on the 16th. The catchment area was 7.7 sq miles (20 km^2).
A storm from the 12th to the 17th caused flooding from the 13th.
The damage to bridges and roads cost £12,000 ($444,000 2009 dollars) due to flooding.
Most communication lines were cut.
Bridge approaches were washed out.
The total estimate for repairs to state highways was £64,000 ($2,366,000 2009 dollars).
There were persistant easterly winds.
Danseys Pass recorded 6.01 in (15.27 cm) of rain in 48 hours.
Culverts were washed out.
The pass road was impassable.
Deep Creek had a discharge of 320 cusecs (9 cumecs) at Carlton Road culvert on the 14th. The gauge height was 3.05 ft (0.93 m) and the catchment area 1.44 sq miles (3.7 km^2).
Kaikoura was completely isolated for a time.
Methven recorded 219 mm (21.9 cm) of rain for the month of July.
Mount Somers Bridge was washed out.
Selwyn River had a discharge of 20,000 cusecs (566 cumecs) at New Ellesmere Road on the 15th. The gauge height was 58.97 ft (18 m) and the catchment area 262 sq miles (679 km^2).
North Otago, Dunedin and East Taieri bore the brunt of the downpour.
There was flooding, slips and swollen rivers on the 15th in the Otago province.
Dunedin recorded 2.41 in (6.12 cm) of rain in 48 hours ending at 9:00pm on the 15th.
Island Stream had a discharge of 2400 cusecs (68 cumecs) at Island Stream Homestead with a catchment area of 10 sq miles (26 km^2).
Oamaru recorded 2.49 in (6.32 cm) of rain in 48 hours ending 5:00pm on the 15th.
Taieri River at Outram was 16 ft 10 in (5.13 m) at 8:00pm on the 15th.
Flooding occurred in Marlborough, Canterbury and Otago. There was severe damage caused to roads and bridges in Canterbury.
Cattle Creek had a discharge of 1440 cusecs (41 cumecs) at Lake Grassmere on the 16th. The catchment area was 7.7 sq miles (20 km^2).
A storm from the 12th to the 17th caused flooding from the 13th.
The damage to bridges and roads cost £12,000 ($444,000 2009 dollars) due to flooding.
Most communication lines were cut.
Bridge approaches were washed out.
The total estimate for repairs to state highways was £64,000 ($2,366,000 2009 dollars).
There were persistant easterly winds.
Danseys Pass recorded 6.01 in (15.27 cm) of rain in 48 hours.
Culverts were washed out.
The pass road was impassable.
Deep Creek had a discharge of 320 cusecs (9 cumecs) at Carlton Road culvert on the 14th. The gauge height was 3.05 ft (0.93 m) and the catchment area 1.44 sq miles (3.7 km^2).
Kaikoura was completely isolated for a time.
Methven recorded 219 mm (21.9 cm) of rain for the month of July.
Mount Somers Bridge was washed out.
Selwyn River had a discharge of 20,000 cusecs (566 cumecs) at New Ellesmere Road on the 15th. The gauge height was 58.97 ft (18 m) and the catchment area 262 sq miles (679 km^2).
North Otago, Dunedin and East Taieri bore the brunt of the downpour.
There was flooding, slips and swollen rivers on the 15th in the Otago province.
Dunedin recorded 2.41 in (6.12 cm) of rain in 48 hours ending at 9:00pm on the 15th.
Island Stream had a discharge of 2400 cusecs (68 cumecs) at Island Stream Homestead with a catchment area of 10 sq miles (26 km^2).
Oamaru recorded 2.49 in (6.32 cm) of rain in 48 hours ending 5:00pm on the 15th.
Taieri River at Outram was 16 ft 10 in (5.13 m) at 8:00pm on the 15th.