Raglan 23

≡ Menu
  • Home
  • What’s On
    • Events this month
    • Movies in Raglan
  • Directory
    • The Raglan Directory Info
    • Eat/ Drink
    • Health/ Wellness
    • Accommodation
    • Our Community
      • Community Organisations
    • Prof/Trade/Serv
    • Retail
    • Activities/ Venues
    • : Bow St/Bus Areas
    • – Our Members
  • Visitor Info
    • Cafes
    • Pipiwharauroa Walk/ Bike Trail
    • Bridal Veil/ Waireinga Falls
    • Wharf
    • Free or cheap visitor activities
      • Heritage Walks
      • Arts in Raglan
      • The Road to Raglan
    • Getting to Raglan
      • Getting away from Raglan
      • Driving & Flying
      • Maps
    • Fishing
      • Launching ramps
      • Manu Bay Fishing
      • Wharf Fishing
    • Ask a question/ FAQ
      • Dogs in Raglan
      • Getting around
    • Photos
      • Raglan Ramblers photos by John Lawson
      • Richard Gallagher’s Raglan photos
      • Rodger’s Raglan photos
      • NZSURFPIX Raglan photos
      • Te Uku Wind Farm photos
      • Art To Wear
      • Videos
    • Self Catering
  • Beaches, Surf
    • Raglan Surf
    • Bush Park Wainui
    • Raglan Domain Papahua/ Te Kopua
      • Papahua Pump Track
      • Te Kopua Fitness Trail
    • Manu Bay
    • Ngarunui Beach
    • Walking Ngarunui
    • Wainui Reserve
    • Whale Bay
  • Weather
  • Holiday Accommodation
    • Backpackers
    • Holiday & Caravan Parks + Camping
    • Hotels & Motels

Mar 21, 9.53am: HEAVY RAIN WARNING – ORANGE for Raglan and Waikato

by Rodger March 21, 2022

SEVERE WEATHER WARNING

Issued by MetService at 9:53 am Monday 21-Mar-2022

Heavy rain for parts of northern and central New Zealand, and severe gale northeasterlies possible for Auckland.

Raglan Weather recorded 24mm of rain in the 24 hours period to 10.30am with half of it recorded in the previous hour.

Area: Waikato

Valid: 9 hours from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm Monday

Forecast: Expect 60 to 80 mm of rain to accumulate, though some localised areas may see larger accumulations. Peak rates of 15 to 25mm/h, but localised areas of 25 to 35mm/h are possible in thunderstorms.

Change note: Upgrade to an Orange warning.

Rain radar on 21st March at 10.30am

A slow-moving low pressure system lies to the west of New Zealand through to early Wednesday, directing a strong and moist north to northeast flow across much of the country. A front embedded in this flow is expected to move southeastwards across northern and central New Zealand today, followed by another trough during Tuesday and Wednesday. The front should continue to bring heavy rain, possible thunderstorms, and strong northeasterly winds to many places. Heavy Rain Warnings and Watches remain in force for parts of northern and central New Zealand. In addition, a Strong Wind Watch is in force for Auckland until early this afternoon.

People are advised to keep up to date with the latest forecasts in case any changes are made, or further areas added.

Connect with:
Facebook

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Connect with:
Facebook

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Raglan Radio Programmes

CLICK HERE for more on RAGLAN RADIO
Click here for Raglan Sunset Motel

Click here to book other accommodation in Raglan, New Zealand

_______________________________

Polls

In June 2021 a 'painted roundlet' was opened by the Mayor at the intersection of Bow and Wainui. What needs to be done to this intersection?

View Results

  • Polls Archive
≡ Menu
  • Home
    • About Raglan Website
  • Site Map
  • Contact Us & Advertising
    • Classifieds
  • Raglan Weather
    • Raglan Weather Maps
  • About Raglan Weather
  • Raglan Webcam
  • Raglan Tides
fb
twitter
rss feed
Instagram
Google Plus

Latest Raglan News

  • Covid cases still popping up each day for Raglan, Hamilton and central Waikato
  • Public submissions sought on “ambitious” public transport plan for Waikato
  • Jul 6: Raglan Ramblers walk the Huntly Lakes
  • Nominations open for Raglan Community Board and Councillors
  • Jul 2, 3 – movies: THE DUKE, WHETŪ MĀRAMA: BRIGHT STAR

Earlier Raglan News

Recent Comments

  • Jan sedgwick on Jacqui Church – candidate for Waikato MayorFactually wrong ! deputy Mayor Aksel BECH announced his intentions sone months ago, when Mayor Allan indicated his retir..
  • John Lawson on May 4: Raglan Community Board meeting1.30pm Community Board meeting no longer at Supper Room, but on-line - https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5111086998 Meeting ID: ..
  • Aeireira on Kokiri Centre Riria Kereopa MemorialTena tātou, Just wondering who I contact in regards to booking of the facilities please. We are looking at holding..
  • Edward Prince on At 85% fully vaccinated Whāingaroa is behind lowest DHB on 86%How embarrassing Raglan and surrounds, bottom of the list. Must try harder.
  • Edward Prince on Whāingaroa Covid vax behind lowest DHByep i think we are getting down to the hard core anti vaxxers now. Not surprising considering all the hippie..
Copyright Raglan 23: 2021