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Rain, snow warnings take effect for parts of South Island

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RNZ | Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa
Rain, snow warnings take effect for parts of South Island
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Dunedin and the Clutha region in New Zealand are facing severe weather, with red-level heavy rain warnings and snow causing road closures. Local authorities have activated emergency bunkers and are urging residents to stay home as flooding and land instability occur.

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Extreme weather events are becoming more frequent, necessitating robust emergency management and public safety communication.

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Heavy rainfall has arrived in Dunedin earlier than expected and is forecast to continue overnight, with surface flooding and some land instability reported.

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