
Climate change projections and impacts for Taranaki
A report produced by NIWA, details climate change impacts and projections for Taranaki until 2100.

This is NIWA's full 2016 report for Northland Regional Council on how climate change is projected to affect Te Taitokerau. It sets out the data and modelling behind the region's climate projections to 2090, covering temperature, frost days, rainfall, drought, sea-level rise, and variations across the region.

Learn how sea level rise, coastal erosion and river flooding are changing Northland.

Block-level climate modelling shows earlier harvests and less frost for NZ vineyards.

This research explains how climate change affects heavy rainfall in Aotearoa.

Explore how climate change will impact New Zealand's weather and environment over the coming century.

The NIWA Drought Forecasting Dashboard helps farmers track drought risk and rainfall for the next 35 days for better planning and decision-making.

Explore how Aotearoa's regional population could change out to 2100.

This resource details temperature changes in New Zealand and health risks linked to extremes.

See how many hot days dairy cows in your rohe could face as the climate warms.

Check how coastal flooding, erosion and river flooding could affect your own property.

Explore sea-level rise projections for New Zealand’s coasts, with local impacts and maps available.

Read how climate change to 2100 could play out for a Bay of Plenty lowland.

Find out how much drier your pasture could get by 2050 as the climate changes.