Extreme Weather
A DigitalNZ Story by National Library of New Zealand Topics
A wild weather forecast can tell you if weather bombs, floods, cyclones, heatwaves, storms, tornados, hurricanes, and blizzards are headed your way. Explore these wild weather concepts and how to get an emergency survival kit ready. SCIS no. 1846911
Petone flood
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Flash flood
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Civil defence
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Worst snowstorm in 50 years
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Heatwave
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Cyclone Bola
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Hurricanes
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El Nino and la Nina explained
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NZ's biggest snowstorms: This polar blast has a lot to live up to
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Links to global warming
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Types of extreme weather
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Tāwhirimātea
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Extreme weather: climate feedback loops
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El Nino and Le Nina
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Wild weather
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Severe weather
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Australia: extreme weather in pictures
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Catastrophic weather events
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Weather, temperatures and climate for the decade in New Zealand
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A history of New Zealand’s most extreme weather
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Extreme weather
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Flash floods, down bursts and tornadoes
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Auckland’s drought most extreme in modern times
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NZ historic weather events
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Global Warming
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El Niño and La Niña
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Measuring tropical cyclones
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What’s the difference between weather and climate?
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MetService
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Storms Ngā āwhā
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Wild weather
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