Update 4: Heavy Rain Warning, Strong Wind Warning
Update 4: Heavy Rain Warning, Strong Wind Warning And Heavy Swell Warning Still In Place
The warnings are still in force with an increase in expected wind strength:
Heavy Rain Warning for Gisborne - Red
This rain is expected to cause
dangerous river conditions and significant flooding. Slips
and floodwaters are likely to disrupt travel, making some
roads impassable and possibly isolating
communities.
Area: Gisborne
Valid: 10:00pm Tuesday
to 10:00pm Wednesday
Expect 200 to 300mm of rain to
accumulate. Peak rates of 15 to 25mm/h, but 35 to 50mm/h
possible in localised places late Wednesday morning and
afternoon. Thunderstorms also possible.
Strong Wind Warning for Gisborne - Orange
Strong wind gusts could damage trees, powerlines and unsecured structures. Driving may be hazardous, especially for high-sided vehicles and motorcycles.
Issued:
8:46pm Tuesday, 12th April 2022
Area: Gisborne
Valid:
2:00pm Wednesday to 8:00am Thursday
Severe south to
southwest gales gusting 120 to 140 km/h in exposed
places.
The heavy swells expected are above 4 metres from Wednesday.
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