Researchers and students at the University of Canterbury have mapped over 140,000 landslides triggered by Cyclone Gabrielle in an effort to create models for future weather events.

By Expert Briefing
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Fire and Emergency New Zealand has received more than 300 weather-related calls for help between the hours of 8am - 6pm on Tuesday.

By Fire and Emergency New Zealand
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Paraparaumu — Fire and Emergency is responding to calls for assistance following a tornado in Paraparaumu this morning.

By Fire and Emergency New Zealand
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Tasman — Approximately 50 properties have been impacted by the tornado that hit Tasman on Monday afternoon.

By Fire and Emergency New Zealand
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Provisional general insurance claims data for Cyclone Gabrielle have been released by the Insurance Council of New Zealand Te Kāhui Inihua o Aotearoa (ICNZ).

By Insurance Council of NZ
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Auckland City — January was Auckland’s wettest month since records began, according to meteorologists.

By NIWA
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The annual end-of-summer snowline survey of more than 50 South Island glaciers has revealed continued loss of snow and ice.

By NIWA
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Whangarei — This week’s torrential rains have set a new national rainfall record.

By NIWA
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By Clare Swinney
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As a Painting Trade Contractor Nigel Gray has spent several years checking the weather reports, almost daily, on a need-to-know basis. A front of rain coming over can lead to financial losses if he is unable to predict the weather correctly. This is about what he has observed occurring which lead him to conclude the weather is being manipulated.

By Clare Swinney
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New Plymouth — New Plymouth was hit by a freak hail storm this afternoon which caused The Warehouse and many other CBD stores to be evacuated.

By New Plymouth Youth In Politics
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Whangarei — During the 6pm TV ONE news tonight, weather lady, Karen Olsen said that strange-looking clouds had been brought to their attention today, like this above, which was taken over Whangarei at 11.18am and observed for about one hour moving slowly towards the east.

By Clare SWINNEY
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At the end of the 6pm news on Wednesday, March the 19th, weatherman for TV One, Jim Hickey, misled the public by advising that an aerosol trail, which evidence shows are used for weather engineering purposes, was "high cirrus" , "possibly modified by a jet contrail."

By Clare SWINNEY
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These satellite images come from 'Rapidfire.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov' for March the 15th, 2014, the day cyclone Lusi moved over the North Island of New Zealand. As can be seen, there are a variety of odd cloud formations, that can not be explained away as 'natural' or 'normal' occurences.

By Clare SWINNEY
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On March the 14th, the day Cyclone Lusi was to first make its presence felt, there were reports of aerosols being seen over many parts of the country.  Residents of the North and South Islands of New Zealand photographed aerosol trails and a thick white haze covering the sky.

By Clare SWINNEY
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There is evidence of weather modification technology being utilized via the use of aerosols, which can be used to either weaken or intensify a cyclone, depending on how they are deployed within the circulation.

By Clare SWINNEY
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By Leon Aarts
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By Leon Aarts
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Taranaki — Parts of Taranaki are without power this evening after strong winds have battered the region.

By William Johnston
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New Plymouth — Two houses on the outskirts of New Plymouth have been damaged by a tornado.

By William Johnston
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Stuff.co.nz published: 'North Island drought worst in history' (10/3/13) which states "Long, dry spells are forecast to double by 2040"  and experts warn it could spell the end for farming as we know it. But why has the weather changed so dramatically?

By Clare Swinney
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A state of drought has been officially declared in Northland today by the Minister for Primary Industries Nathan Guy, with other regions likely to follow soon.

By Nathan Guy
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Northland — Aerosol trails sprayed from aircraft, which are apparent on most clear days, point to Stratospheric Aerosol Geoengineering, (SAG), as being the principle cause of Northland's latest extreme weather. Members of Northland NZ Chemtrails Watch had a stand at the Northland Field Days in Dargaville to educate the public about chemtrails/ geoengineering and their link to drought-inducement. This is the first time there has been a stand at the Northland Field Days regarding SAG.

By Clare Swinney
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With rain greeting the Minister for Primary Industries, the Hon Nathan Guy, in the Hawke’s Bay yesterday, Federated Farmers has welcomed a brief break in the current dry spell.  A national summary is appended to this release.

By Federated Farmers of New Zealand
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