
Cyclone Vaianu's Impact on New Zealand's North Island Less Severe Than Feared
Cyclone Vaianu, a Category 3 storm, has caused widespread flooding, power outages, and infrastructure damage on New Zealand's North Island, leading to a state of emergency. However, initial reports indicate the damage is less severe than initially feared, with no injuries reported, as conditions are expected to ease.
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Floods, power outages and hundreds evacuated as Cyclone Vaianu lashes New Zealand’s North Island
Cyclone crossed coast near Maketu peninsula, packing destructive winds exceeding 130km/h (80 mph), heavy rain and large swells Cyclone Vaianu made landfall in New Zealand’s North Island on Sunday, triggering floods, power outages and forcing hundreds to evacuate. The cyclone crossed the coast near the Maketu peninsula, packing destructive winds exceeding 130km/h (80 mph), heavy rain and large swells, national weather provider MetService said, describing Vaianu as a “life-threatening” system. ...
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Read full article →Cyclone lashes New Zealand's North Island, hundreds evacuated
Conditions will ease as Cyclone Vaianu works its way down the North Island before exiting on Sunday evening at Hawke's Bay, New Zealand's MetService said.
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