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How does the MetService Weather Warning system work? Given the weather over New Zealand during the next few day we thought it would be timely to remind you of how our warning system works. The video below was used in 2019 when we changed to a colour coded warning system. Did you know MetService issues two levels of Severe Weather Warnings? An Orange Warning is issued when forecasted wind, snow or rain is predicted to reach certain criteria. An Orange Warning means there could be noticeable impac

⚠️Severe Weather brings a suite of warnings for both Islands⚠️ Here's John with the latest of our weather forecasts for the rest of the week http://bit.ly/AllWarnings | MetService New Zealand

7K views · 55 reactions | Here is John Law with your latest Weather...

63K views · 187 reactions | From 21 May, MetService, NZ's only authorised provider of Severe Weather Watches and Warnings, is enhancing the way we communicate public alerts for severe weather. We are introducing a new level of warning reserved for the most extreme weather events, and new colours and graphics. For more info visit metservice.com/SevereWeather. | MetService New Zealand | Facebook

7.1K views · 29 reactions | Warnings for high winds and heavy rain have been issued by MetService as severe weather pummels the country Your Forecast ➡️ https://www.nzherald.co.nz/weather-home/ #FOCUSLIVE | nzherald.co.nz | Facebook