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'Climate change is not the only reason': Why NZ has recorded its warmest June on record Newshub 2 hrs ago Lana Andelane © Video - The AM Show; Image - Getty Images / NIWA Watch: NIWA forecaster Nava Fedaeff on The AM Show. Last month was officially New Zealand's warmest June on record - news that might set alarm bells ringing for the environmentally conscious. But an expert says climate change is not the only reason behind the milder temperatures this winter, with several other factors at play. Last week, a polar blast from the Antarctic sent temperatures plummeting as bo...

But it won't be on the scale seen in Canterbury this week.

Northern NZ in for a soaking - but dry spots may miss out 18 Apr, 2021 10:50 PM 3 minutes to read Northern regions are in for a heavy soaking this week - but forecasters say the rain could miss parched spots elsewhere that need it the most. Photo / Michael Craig Northern regions are in for a heavy soaking this week - but forecasters say the rain could miss parched spots elsewhere that need it the most. Photo / Michael Craig Northern regions are in for a good soaking this week but forecasters say the rain could miss dry areas elsewhere that need it the most.

It’s the first time anything like that had happened to them, Sarah said. When Stuff visited the scene on Victoria Street near Fairfield Bridge, four cars were still crushed under the tree including the pair's Nissan Primera. One car had escaped most damage and managed to drive off. MARK TAYLOR/Stuff A section of Victoria St was blocked off when a large tree collapsed on five cars in Hamilton, injuring one person. Acting sergeant Ben Wilson told Stuff it was pure luck no one died in the accident. One driver had been transported to Waikato Hospital in a moderate condition, he said.

The humidity is being fuelled by warm, tropic-charged air.