People in North Canterbury, Marlborough and the Wellington region, and further afield,  were reminded that the earthquake onslaught isn’t over yet. The more significant quakes over the weekend:

• 4.6 (strong) 30 km south-west of Wellington – Sat, Nov 26 2016, 3:22:03 am
• 5.1 (severe) 35 km north of Wairoa – Sat, Nov 26 2016, 8:21:42 pm
• 3.9 (moderate) 20 km south-east of Culverden – Sun, Nov 27 2016, 8:25:29 pm
• 4.5 (moderate) 35 km west of Paraparaumu – Sun, Nov 27 2016, 9:31:11 pm
• 4.1 moderate) 20 km south-east of Seddon – Sun, Nov 27 2016, 9:33:28 am
• 3.7 (moderate) 10 km south-west of Kaikoura – Sun, Nov 27 2016, 7:46:44 pm
• 4.8 (strong) 15 km east of Seddon – Sun, Nov 27 2016, 9:42:16 pm
• 4.1 (moderate) 20 km south-east of Seddon – Sun, Nov 27 2016, 10:05:32 pm

The latest from@geonet 7 am update:

So while in general the frequency and size of the quakes is gradually easing off it is not all over yet, and periodically some bigger quakes come back to remind those in the shaking region.

Geonet still predicts an 81% chance of an M6-6.9 shake in the next 30 days and 99% in the next year, and a 34% chance of a greater than M7 in the next year.

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