The weather bomb taking hold across New Zealand is wreaking havoc on roads and rivers
MetService has reported wind gusts of 120km/h in Wellington and 250mm of rain in the last 24 hours at Arthur's Pass.
New waterfalls popping up everywhere along the Arthur's pass. Photo in Jacksons. #WeatherBomb pic.twitter.com/4IEVXnt6jn
— Henry McMullan (@HenryMcMullan) 19 January 2017
This tree narrowly missed a 1991 Audi parked on Leith St in Dunedin.
The heavy rain warning for the headwaters of the Canterbury lakes and rivers and come to fruition.
The West Coast appears to have been struck the hardest by the 'bomb low'.
The west coast town of Stillwater has been flooded by the 300mm of rain that has fallen since the storm began.
Might be hard to get to the Greymouth golf course today. Hit it with speed and hope you find the bridge #WeatherBomb pic.twitter.com/5eOEskviPq
— Nick Rochford (@Nickrochford1) 18 January 2017
#Wellington at its finest #weatherbomb pic.twitter.com/4Bv2P9BPdK
— David Eccles (@gringene_bio) 18 January 2017
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