Emily IrelandLocal Democracy Reporter - Wairarapa·The Country·17 Sep, 2026 10:07 PM3 mins to readWairarapa could be in for a two-to-six-month dry spell with low or no rainfall. Photo / Emily IrelandWairarapa could be in for a two-to-six-month dry spell with low or no rainfall. Photo / Emily IrelandWairarapa farmers still picking up the pieces from severe weather events this year are being advised to prepare for one of the driest summers on record. A Greater Wellington Regional Council report details two scenarios underpinning its response to an El Niño climate pattern set to affect the Ruamāhanga and
El Niño drought: Wairarapa farmers warned of dry conditions and feed shortages
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