WEATHER REPORT.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 131, 4 June 1900, Page 4

WEATHER REPORT.

(By1- Telegraph.—Press Association.)

WELLINGTON, this day

Wind: Heavy easterly gale at all places rjqrth of East Cape, Taupo and Raglan, >pd extending southwards on east coast "i'tqi Kapler after 20 hours • 'Barometer: Fall everywhere. , - Sea: Very heavy oh east coast nortn- ' 'irards' of. East Cape, heavy easterly swell . thence south, moderate on all western coast. ■ ' .. •-Tides: Very high on east coast northward, of Gisborne, high from thence ''Southward, low; on the west coast, of the 'North Island, moderate on western coast 'of-.South. Island. , . _. "•. '.Rain \Will be heavy northward of East Cope; Taupo and Raglan, and will extend sduthon the east coast to Napier after 20 "ITibtfds in all rivers north of East Cape Taupo and Raglan. ■ Frost in all parts of the South Island, and' probably in southern parts of the North Island. .''Synopsis of the last 24 hours: Northward. of: Thames and Manukau pressure •ha's decreased slowly since Sunday^ morniii&i but has' risen slowly everywhere else. &■ heavy easterly gale, with heavy rain. Jail,- has been experienced northward or Auckland, but everywhere southward ot Napier arid New Plymouth there has been ha"rd frost. Low pressure travelling to tKe B;E. exists about 350 miles to N.N.W. of North Cape, and low pressure from west, will pass east of the meridian or South Cape on the 6th. __________