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Wellington Region Emergency Management monitoring Cyclone
Wellington Region Emergency Management Office monitoring Cyclone LUSI
The Wellington Region Emergency Management Office (WREMO) continues to monitor developments with respect to Cyclone LUSI this weekend.
Group Controller Bruce Pepperell says that while residents should remain vigilant as cyclones can alter course, Cyclone LUSI is not expected to have as significant an impact on the Wellington region as predicted for other parts of the country.
The Metservice predicts wind
gusts to remain below 110km/h over the weekend, with
northeasterly winds changing to northwesterlies on Sunday
afternoon. No warning has been issued for the Wellington
region however, residents are advised to listen to local
radio stations for weather updates.
Mr Pepperell says the
cyclone should serve as a reminder to be well prepared both
at home and at work.
For more information, visit the
WREMO website at www.getprepared.org.nz or the facebook
page at www.facebook.com/WREMOnz.
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