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Rain and wind from tropics bear down on top of North Island, 13 warnings and watches in force

Rain and wind from tropics bear down on top of North Island, 13 warnings and watches in force
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New Zealand's North Island is facing severe weather, including heavy rain and wind, following the lifting of a thunderstorm warning. Meanwhile, the South Island is bracing for significant snowfall that may lead to road closures.

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A severe thunderstorm warning has been lifted for the top of the North Island, but heavy rain and wind warnings remain in place as stormy weather continues to bear down across the country.

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