WEATHER REPORT.
; . (By Telegraph.—Preee Association.
WELUNeTON, this day.
' Wind *- Gale after 12 hours) from between north east and north, west, at places north of Thames and Manukau; strong gale from between north west and south west else-
,where;
Barometer—Fall at all places north of Thames and Manukau; rise ut all other places. *
Sea—Heavy on western coast north of Cape Egmont; considerable thence southward, and on east const southward of Kast Cape; moderate elsewhere.
Tides — High on western coast North of Cape Egmout; good thence southward en all eastern coast.
Rain may be expected northward of Bast Cape, Taupo, and New Plymouth.
Warning signals for a northerly gale are exhibited at Cape Maria, and for westerly gales at East Cape, Capes Campbell, Foulwind, Farewell Spit, and Nugget Point.
Synopsis of the last 48 hours—Very little movement of barometer generally. There have been strong westerly winds and ram in most parts of the country.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 2, 2 January 1903, Page 4
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