Explore the map to the rightbelow for information on Tsunami Zones, Snow Levels, Fault lines and more
Well that looks terrifying!
Holy shit bat wings that's bad
I was living in Christchurch during the earthquakes (10 years ago already). Neighbours pool lost over half its water. A school was in the Qe2 pool during the Feb earthquake - apparently at least one was tossed out with the water. I've found that having been in a couple of big ones makes me realise how prepared we need to be. Not scared, but prepared. Know what to do. Until you've "been there, done that" you really don't appreciate the forces of nature.
Some people might find it a thrill else they wouldn't have the wave pools. Mark M
Shanae Todd home day for you? 😆
Susan Sue 😵
Bryan Meredith
Roy Baynton what's mataura like??
Mikayla Munn
cold
Jeffery Jeffrey Hawkes
Bridget Toole
It has been icy, sleety and now rainy where I am ... 🙂
Narissa Jane
Ethan Prescott
Yep pretty slippery out there.
Yes, but government does not seem to care www.newsroom.co.nz/hungry-and-scared-in-hawkes-bay
And you believe everything the media says or are you talking about the various government around the world of the different countries these people belong to that should be looking after there own were ever they are
but isnt a international scam over china wanting a 5 G system well watch for a a no telephone system as i don't believe in scams sass the international system may crash yet global crash out
This report is intended to meet the Recovery Manager’s obligation under section 94P of the Civil Defence Emergency Management Act 2002 (the Act) to report on the exercise of statutory powers during a transition period.
Ken Swinney, Group Recovery Manager, Emergency Management Southland exercised the powers shown in the following table for the entire 28-day Transition Notice period.
Powers Exercised during transition period of Southland Flood Event 2020
Check out our Flood Map here
Or for a more interactive experience...
Did you know that our situation map is loaded with useful information about specific hazards in Southland?
- By simply clicking on the icon that looks like a stack of papers, “Layers List” (see fig 1) you get to open the layers feature which allows you to activate different layers on the map.
- By ticking e.g. Tsunami Evacuation Zones (fig 2), you will see the map update with evacuation zones.
- Zoom into the Invercargill/Riverton area and you will see the evacuation zones (fig 3).
- Untick a layer to remove it from the map. This feature is very handy if you want to zoom in a specific area and get more useful information.
Click on the “Legend” icon (right of Layers icon see fig 4) and find out what all the symbols mean on the map.
Fig 1: 
Fig 2:
Fig 3: 
Fig 4:
Well that looks terrifying!
Holy shit bat wings that's bad
I was living in Christchurch during the earthquakes (10 years ago already). Neighbours pool lost over half its water. A school was in the Qe2 pool during the Feb earthquake - apparently at least one was tossed out with the water. I've found that having been in a couple of big ones makes me realise how prepared we need to be. Not scared, but prepared. Know what to do. Until you've "been there, done that" you really don't appreciate the forces of nature.
Some people might find it a thrill else they wouldn't have the wave pools. Mark M
Shanae Todd home day for you? 😆
Susan Sue 😵
Bryan Meredith
Roy Baynton what's mataura like??
Mikayla Munn
cold
Jeffery Jeffrey Hawkes
Bridget Toole
It has been icy, sleety and now rainy where I am ... 🙂
Narissa Jane
Ethan Prescott
Yep pretty slippery out there.
This report is intended to meet the Recovery Manager’s obligation under section 94P of the Civil Defence Emergency Management Act 2002 (the Act) to report on the exercise of statutory powers during a transition period.
Ken Swinney, Group Recovery Manager, Emergency Management Southland exercised the powers shown in the following table for the entire 28-day Transition Notice period.
Powers Exercised during transition period of Southland Flood Event 2020
Check out our Flood Map here
Or for a more interactive experience...
Did you know that our situation map is loaded with useful information about specific hazards in Southland?
- By simply clicking on the icon that looks like a stack of papers, “Layers List” (see fig 1) you get to open the layers feature which allows you to activate different layers on the map.
- By ticking e.g. Tsunami Evacuation Zones (fig 2), you will see the map update with evacuation zones.
- Zoom into the Invercargill/Riverton area and you will see the evacuation zones (fig 3).
- Untick a layer to remove it from the map. This feature is very handy if you want to zoom in a specific area and get more useful information.
Click on the “Legend” icon (right of Layers icon see fig 4) and find out what all the symbols mean on the map.
Fig 1: Fig 2:
Fig 3: Fig 4:
Well that looks terrifying!
Holy shit bat wings that's bad
I was living in Christchurch during the earthquakes (10 years ago already). Neighbours pool lost over half its water. A school was in the Qe2 pool during the Feb earthquake - apparently at least one was tossed out with the water. I've found that having been in a couple of big ones makes me realise how prepared we need to be. Not scared, but prepared. Know what to do. Until you've "been there, done that" you really don't appreciate the forces of nature.
Some people might find it a thrill else they wouldn't have the wave pools. Mark M
Shanae Todd home day for you? 😆
Susan Sue 😵
Bryan Meredith
Roy Baynton what's mataura like??
Mikayla Munn
cold
Jeffery Jeffrey Hawkes
Bridget Toole
It has been icy, sleety and now rainy where I am ... 🙂
Narissa Jane
Ethan Prescott
Yep pretty slippery out there.