High winds and heavy rain affected upper and western parts of the North Island from Auckland to Wellington, as well as Canterbury and Fiordland. Property was damaged, and roads and power supplies were affected. Two people were killed after being hit by falling branches, one in Hamilton and one in Taumarunui.
Thunderstorms and squalls ripped through many regions of the North Island on the 13th.
Gale force winds lashed the North Island.
Auckland had a short, sharp storm on the 13th and 14th.
Auckland was the hardest hit, with thunder, lightning and squalls.
A large number of trees were downed by the winds.
Fallen trees affected power supplies to some parts of the wider Auckland region. Power was cut to 7000 customers in Waitoki, Kaukapakapa, South Head, Hobsonville, Mairangi Bay for hours.
Auckland had gale-force winds on the 14th.
There was some minor surface flooding.
The Fire Service was called out to more than 24 flood-related incidents around Auckland on the night of the 12th/13th.
Two container terminals at Auckland's port were closed down due to winds reaching 45 knots (83 km/hr).
Auckland Airport received about 27 mm (2.7 cm) of rain in one hour between 9pm and 10pm on the 12th.
Auckland International Airport received 58 mm (5.8 cm) of rain overnight to the 13th.
Hauraki Gulf recorded winds up to 120 km/hr on the night of the 13th.
A trampoline was reported to have been hurled skyward by a wind gust in Henderson.
Henderson received 49 mm (4.9 cm) of rain overnight to the 13th.
Manukau Harbour recorded winds of up to 68 knots (126 km/hr) on the 14th.
Manukau Heads had wind gusts of up to 140 km/hr.
Parts of Great South Road in Manurewa were left under water.
Roofs were lifted in North Shore city.
Roofs were lifted in Waitakere City.
Waitemata Harbour recorded winds of up to 55 knots (102 km/hr) on the 14th.
Whangaparaoa Peninsula received 20 mm (2.0 cm) of rain overnight to the 13th.
Hamilton experienced gale-force winds and rain on the 14th.
Heavy rain fell in Hamilton on the 13th.
Trees were felled in some areas.
A 20-year-old Taiwanese woman died after she was hit by a huge falling branch in Ruakura Road, Hamilton. She suffered severe head and pelvic injuries and had her life support system turned off. The branch weighed 3-5 tonnes.
Power lines were downed in some areas.
The heaviest overnight rain fell in Taupo, with 29.4 mm (2.9 cm) in the hour to 3am on the 13th.
A stock truck rolled in Tokoroa, killing several animals.
At least one roof was damaged in Hawera on the 15th.
Levin experienced high winds and rain on the 14th.
A heavy hailstorm struck Levin on the 14th.
The hailstorm lasted for 45 minutes.
A 36-year-old man died on the 15th after being hit by a falling tree branch while riding his motorbike at Taumarunui.
Wellington experienced heavy rain and high winds on the 13th and 14th.
Four or five roofs were lifted.
Lightning strikes cut power to 40,000 homes in Kapiti Coast, Porirua and Hutt Valley overnight on the 13th/14th.
Surface flooding caused delays on State Highway 2 at Petone.
Some streets around Petone were flooded.
At Porirua, gale force winds flattened a two-storey building frame.
Five shops were flooded at Raumati.
Some streets around Tawa were flooded.
Canterbury experienced gale-force winds and rain on the 14th.
Snow settled in the Arthur's Pass valley on State Highway 73 on the 14th.
Fiordland experienced high winds and rain on the 14th.
There were snow showers down to 300m.
High winds and heavy rain affected upper and western parts of the North Island from Auckland to Wellington, as well as Canterbury and Fiordland. Property was damaged, and roads and power supplies were affected. Two people were killed after being hit by falling branches, one in Hamilton and one in Taumarunui.
Thunderstorms and squalls ripped through many regions of the North Island on the 13th.
Gale force winds lashed the North Island.
Auckland had a short, sharp storm on the 13th and 14th.
Auckland was the hardest hit, with thunder, lightning and squalls.
A large number of trees were downed by the winds.
Fallen trees affected power supplies to some parts of the wider Auckland region. Power was cut to 7000 customers in Waitoki, Kaukapakapa, South Head, Hobsonville, Mairangi Bay for hours.
Auckland had gale-force winds on the 14th.
There was some minor surface flooding.
The Fire Service was called out to more than 24 flood-related incidents around Auckland on the night of the 12th/13th.
Two container terminals at Auckland's port were closed down due to winds reaching 45 knots (83 km/hr).
Auckland Airport received about 27 mm (2.7 cm) of rain in one hour between 9pm and 10pm on the 12th.
Auckland International Airport received 58 mm (5.8 cm) of rain overnight to the 13th.
Hauraki Gulf recorded winds up to 120 km/hr on the night of the 13th.
A trampoline was reported to have been hurled skyward by a wind gust in Henderson.
Henderson received 49 mm (4.9 cm) of rain overnight to the 13th.
Manukau Harbour recorded winds of up to 68 knots (126 km/hr) on the 14th.
Manukau Heads had wind gusts of up to 140 km/hr.
Parts of Great South Road in Manurewa were left under water.
Roofs were lifted in North Shore city.
Roofs were lifted in Waitakere City.
Waitemata Harbour recorded winds of up to 55 knots (102 km/hr) on the 14th.
Whangaparaoa Peninsula received 20 mm (2.0 cm) of rain overnight to the 13th.
Hamilton experienced gale-force winds and rain on the 14th.
Heavy rain fell in Hamilton on the 13th.
Trees were felled in some areas.
A 20-year-old Taiwanese woman died after she was hit by a huge falling branch in Ruakura Road, Hamilton. She suffered severe head and pelvic injuries and had her life support system turned off. The branch weighed 3-5 tonnes.
Power lines were downed in some areas.
The heaviest overnight rain fell in Taupo, with 29.4 mm (2.9 cm) in the hour to 3am on the 13th.
A stock truck rolled in Tokoroa, killing several animals.
At least one roof was damaged in Hawera on the 15th.
Levin experienced high winds and rain on the 14th.
A heavy hailstorm struck Levin on the 14th.
The hailstorm lasted for 45 minutes.
A 36-year-old man died on the 15th after being hit by a falling tree branch while riding his motorbike at Taumarunui.
Wellington experienced heavy rain and high winds on the 13th and 14th.
Four or five roofs were lifted.
Lightning strikes cut power to 40,000 homes in Kapiti Coast, Porirua and Hutt Valley overnight on the 13th/14th.
Surface flooding caused delays on State Highway 2 at Petone.
Some streets around Petone were flooded.
At Porirua, gale force winds flattened a two-storey building frame.
Five shops were flooded at Raumati.
Some streets around Tawa were flooded.
Canterbury experienced gale-force winds and rain on the 14th.
Snow settled in the Arthur's Pass valley on State Highway 73 on the 14th.
Fiordland experienced high winds and rain on the 14th.
There were snow showers down to 300m.