Heavy Rain Warning For Gisborne Cancelled

Sunday, 14 November 2021, 5:58 am
Press Release: Gisborne District Council

Metservice has lifted the heavy rain warning for Gisborne. However, a heavy rain watch is still in place. Details as follows:

Heavy Rain Watch for Bay Of Plenty, Gisborne

Issued: 9:31pm Saturday, 13th November 2021
Area: Ranges of Bay of Plenty east of Opotiki and inland Gisborne ranges
Valid: 7:00am Sunday to 7:00pm Sunday
Periods of heavy rain. Rainfall accumulations may approach warning criteria.

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