WEATHER REPORT.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 73, 27 March 1900, Page 4

WEATHER REPORT.

??' (Ey. Telegraph..—Press Association);

jtT' v WELLINGTON, this day. I' Wind: Gale from- between north, and east and southeast at all places southward of Thames and Manukau,'■ after 10 jhours, and extending- from thence southward to East Cape. Taupo, and Raglan after 16 hours, moderate from between east and north and northwest elsewhere. Barometer—Fall everywhere. . Sea-^-Heavy on east coast, . north-east gale and moderate easterly swell from thence southward, and moderate on ail western coast. , Tides—High on east coast north of >ast Cape, moderate, but increasing, everywhere else. • ~,,„„„„ Rain Is to be expected at all places northward of East Cape, Taupo, and Raglan, temperature increasing everytv her 6 ■ Warning signals- for easterly gales are exhibited at Cape Maria Van Dieman and Tiritiri lighthouses. Synopsis of the last 24 hours-Slowly increasing pressure northward of i imam and Hokitika. but pressure has decreased a little south; moderate to strong southerly winds have been prevalent, with showery weather, northward of Tauranga and Manukau, but the weather has ben fine in all other parts of the country, and there has been frost on parts of high country southward of Taupo.