WEATHER REPORT.

Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 274, 18 November 1899, Page 4

WEATHER REPORT.

IjbW^M Hours from »>m...tM« fl^:

■■sW'7elegraph.-?l'es3 Association.)

,$.-,<s: -> ■ WE i,LiNGTON, this day. easterly .winds elsewhere. Barometer: Fall- everywhere. r- - S«u Very heavy on Jfiast Coast north of • heavy from thence -.south-,to K<uKokand heavy, easterly swell Whencei to Foveaus Straits; also heavy ou.WestCoast of North. Island between Cupe tatewell, kelson, and Westport. Tides: High cm all Eastern Coast, also ou West-Coast north of Cape Egmont ami between Cape Farewell, Nelson, and Grey-: mwith; moderate elsewhere. Raimis to be expected at all places noith of. Blenheim. Nelson, and Westport. Synopsis of the.last 24 hours: Northward of Napier, Taupo, and Gisborne there has ■been a slight increase of pressure, but v •has continued to decrease everywhere else. Heavy easterly gales: and (heavy rain have been experienced north of East Cape, Tanpo, and Radian, and moderate to fresh easterly winds elsewhere. -Pressure is low-about 200-miles N.E. of Tauranga, and. travelling- to the S.E. There is -also--low-pressure'at about 180 miles north of North Cape, and travelling to the S E There is low pressure decreasing n •energy and travelling to the S.E. at about ISO. miles N.E. of Cape Farewell.