
Northland region climate change projections and implications
Read NIWA's full technical report on Northland's climate out to 2090.

This page from Climate Adaptation Te Tai Tokerau summarises a 2016 NIWA report on how climate change is expected to affect Te Taitokerau out to 2090. It covers more hot days, fewer frosts, drier springs, more intense storms and a higher risk of drought, especially on the coast and in the south of the region.
It also notes the follow-up work councils did to look at how these changes could affect ecology, infrastructure, the economy and cultural values across Northland.

See how drought conditions and extreme rainfall in Aotearoa have changed as a result of climate change.

Understand climate event and variability trends for South Waikato District.

Auckland faces climate change risks including rising temperatures, sea levels, and extreme weather.

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

Explore how restoring bush, wetlands and waterways builds Northland's climate resilience.

Te Tai Tokerau’s strategy tackles climate challenges with councils and Māori collaboration.

Discover where Northland's greenhouse gas emissions come from and how to cut yours.

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

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

Explore how heat and frost risks for peas in your rohe could change over time.

Find out how often heat stress could hit maize in your rohe as the climate changes.

Learn how heat and frost risks for potatoes in your rohe could change over time.