WEATHER REPORT.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 210, 4 September 1900, Page 4

WEATHER REPORT.

\ (By Telegraph.—Press Association.)

■WELLINGTON, this day.

Wind: bale from between south and south-east and east on the East Coast be--tween Knikonra nnd East Cape; moderate from between west and south-west and south north of East Cape, Taupo, and Raglau. and moderate to strong south to east und north-east winds elsewhere. Barometer: Further rise everywhere. Tides: High on East Coast north of Kallroura and between Raglan and Manukau on the West Coast; moderate everywhere else, and decreasing. Rain Is probable in the North Island eastward of Taurauga, Taupo, and CastleP°Fro«t is to be expected in the South Island and in parts of the North Island southward of Napier and New Plymouth; very cold elsewhere. * ,„ Synopsis of the last 24 hours: Steadily Increasing pressure everywhere, with much colder* weather generally. Strong westerly winds have been prevalent northward of Thames and Manukau, and from thenoe southward strong south to south-east winds. Snow has fallen on all high country between Tophouse and Pembroke,and there has been heavy rain in most parts of the North Island south of Thames and Manukan. and between Kaikoura and Lyttelton. High pressure from west is passing cant of the meridian of South Cape, and low pressure has crossed the North Island, travelling to the north-east.