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Live weather: Red warnings as North Island braces for Cyclone Vaianu

Cyclone Vaianu will likely move across the Coromandel and the Bay of Plenty before hitting the rest of the North Island, according to MetService.

All of the North Island is under a heavy rain and wind watch due to the cyclone – and MetService says it will have potentially life-threatening impacts.

Spokesperson Heather Keats told RNZ Cyclone Vaianu is still spinning off to the North of New Zealand and will likely start moving through Coromandel and the Bay of Plenty on Sunday.

She says no-one in the North Island will be spared from the extreme weather, and MetService will issue red warnings for specific areas later on Friday.

Twin cyclones in the South Pacific: how will they impact Australia and New Zealand?

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Home>Weather News>Twin cyclones in the South Pacific: how will they impact Australia and New Zealand?

Two severe tropical cyclones are the dominant features on the weather charts this Tuesday, with both Cyclone Maila (currently near Papua New Guinea) and Cyclone Vaianu (currently near Fiji) set to impact weather in the Australian region.

Let’s take a closer look at the two systems and their potential impacts.

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