Storms, heatwaves, extreme rainfall and drought - along with more coastal erosion and risk of wildfires.
The first national climate change risk assessment out today paints a grim picture of the long list of risks New Zealand faces as a result of climate change.
It's the first time all the risks have been in one place - and shows how communities, ecosystems and businesses will be affected. It also identifies ten areas that need urgent attention.
Minister for Climate Change, James Shaw, says the report provides a very specific snapshot which in some ways, he says, is a comfort.
