THE WEATHER.
FORECAST AND OBSERVATIONS j Following is the official iveather forecast for 24 hours from 0 a.m. this day: The indications are for easterly winds, strong to gale at times. j '■ The weather appears likely to bo cloudy and unsettled. Rain probable. The barometer has a falling tendency. Seas rough. Tides high. LOCAL CONDITIONS. Meteorological Observations taken ill tue Albert Park Observatory at 0 a.m. to-day by Captain A. Davtcs, the Government Observer:— Barometer 30.030 inches Air Temperature at 9 a.v* '" Temperature ill Shade YestPrt'ay— Maximum ;7 C , Minimum w - s Maximum Temperature iv Snn.. 130° Bright Sunshine Yesterday 3n 20m Minimum Temperature on <>?* Direction of Wind at 0 a.m East. Velocity Wind previous 24 hours..lo2 miles Kainfall during previous 24 hours.. .lSin. Rainfall to date this month i.GTiu. NORTH ISLAND REPORTS. ALL OBSERVATION'S are taken at 0 a.m. - Station. Wind. Weather. Bar. Tt. . East Cape.. E, light Overcast 30.25 70 . Gisborne ... SW, light Misty 30.22 63 : N. Plymouth Calm Overcast 30.16.67 Wellington . NE, light Hazy 30.21 CO .
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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 75, 28 March 1924, Page 4
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169THE WEATHER. Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 75, 28 March 1924, Page 4
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