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WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — Residents in New Zealand's largest city were bracing Tuesday for another deluge and more flooding, four days after Auckland endured its wettest day on record in a storm that killed four people.
A state of emergency was in place in New Zealand's most populous city. New Zealand's North Island has been receiving more rain than usual because of the La Nina weather event.
Auckland Emergency Management says some people may be waking up to damaged properties after another heavy downpour overnight.
WELLINGTON: Rain continued to lash flood ravaged Auckland on Wednesday, with roads and rail lines shut, houses flooded again and trees blown over in N...
Auckland and Northland are under heavy rain warnings this morning as an erratic thunderstorm system continues to wreak havoc - and there are concerns about