Kaikoura

Expect 150 to 200 mm of rain about the ranges, with possibly 300 mm about the Inland and Seaward Kaikoura Ranges. During the same period 60 to 100 mm is likely nearer the coast. Peak rates of 15 to 25 mm/h expected Monday night and Tuesday morning about the ranges. Freezing level about 1800 metres and snow likely above 1400 metres. Impact: Dangerous river conditions, flooding, and slips likely. Dangerous driving conditions and road closures are expected. Chance of upgrading to a Red Warning: High. Changes: Event end time extended. Chance of upgrade increased to high.

Expect 200 to 250 mm of rain, but 250 to 350 mm and possibly more about the Inland and Seaward Kaikoura Ranges. During the same period 60 to 100 mm is likely nearer the coast. Peak rates of 15 to 25 mm/h expected Monday night and during Tuesday morning and afternoon, especially about the ranges. Freezing level about 1600 metres and snow likely above 1200 metres. Impact: Dangerous river conditions, flooding, and slips likely. Dangerous driving conditions and road closures are expected. Chance of upgrading to a Red Warning: High. Changes: Event end time extended. Chance of upgrade increased to high.

Expect 250 to 350 mm and possibly upto 400 mm. Peak rates of 15 to 25 mm/h expected Monday night and during Tuesday morning and afternoon, especially about the ranges. Freezing level about 1600 metres and snow likely above 1200 metres. Impact: Threat to life from dangerous river conditions, significant flooding and slips. Conditions will disrupt travel, make some roads impassable, and isolate communities.

Expect 250 to 350 mm and possibly up to 400 mm. Peak rates of 15 to 25 mm/h expected Monday night and during Tuesday morning and afternoon, especially about the ranges. Freezing level about 1600 metres and snow likely above 1200 metres. Impact: Threat to life from dangerous river conditions, significant flooding and slips. Conditions will disrupt travel, make some roads impassable, and isolate communities.

Expect a further 250 to 350 mm and possibly up to 400 mm. Peak rates of 15 to 25 mm/h likely from tonight until Tuesday afternoon, especially about the ranges. During this period, coastal locations may receive 80 to 120 mm of rain. Freezing level about 1600 metres and snow likely above 1200 metres. Impact: Threat to life from dangerous river conditions, significant flooding and slips. Conditions will disrupt travel, make some roads impassable, and isolate communities.