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Weather to ease but care still advised
Weather to ease but care still advised
Emergencies

Weather to ease but care still advised

Posted: 05 January 2018

The rain has begun to ease for most parts of the region but strong winds and king tide tonight is still reason for people to take care.

Storm damage affects Tauranga
Storm damage affects Tauranga
Emergencies

Storm damage affects Tauranga

Posted: 05 January 2018

People in Tauranga are asked to remain indoors as Tauranga City Council surveys the damage after today’s severe weather, and prepares for a second king tide later this evening.

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Prepare for tonight’s high tide
Prepare for tonight’s high tide
Emergencies

Prepare for tonight’s high tide

Posted: 05 January 2018

Bay of Plenty Civil Defence is advising people in low-lying coastal areas to prepare for high winds and another king tide tonight at 11pm.

Public urged to avoid unnecessary travel
Public urged to avoid unnecessary travel
Emergencies

Public urged to avoid unnecessary travel

Posted: 05 January 2018

Coastal inundation and strong winds around the Bay of Plenty is causing havoc on the roads.

High tide flooding, please avoid these areas
High tide flooding, please avoid these areas
Emergencies

High tide flooding, please avoid these areas

Posted: 05 January 2018

With the extremely high tide we are seeing low lying roads inundated. For the next couple of hours please avoid low lying areas anywhere in the city

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