THE WEEK'S RAINFALL.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 251, 23 October 1922, Page 4

THE WEEK'S RAINFALL.

IMPROVEMENT IN WEATHER. WESTERLY WINDS. The Tainfall of .">fi for Ihf pnjt, week, as rcorde 1 Bt Albert Park by the official observer. Mr. 1". A. F. Burnett. show? an improvement of 33 point? on the totil of '0 poiuts for thp previous week. L:t~1 week opened wjt'i a heavy f:.'il on Saturday. vlipii IJ. points were recorded, and on T'i«vday .H irHi of rain frl!. The remainder nf the week va-. marked by bright, sunny day?, and Inwards the end in MicbL rhoneir an 1 gn-ti of wind. Tho temperature for the period »)■ fairly even. .in r l averaged about 4o d- ,,- ---grees. T!ie minimum tempetatiirp on the grass, at n a.m. on Saturdiiy \>a-; r>4 dc.~roef. an-i at the f-anie hour yrstcr.lay it was. degre.v. Thp thermometer hal ri.-cn another derree at nine oVlork th:> morning. A vnrying and boif-terous u-ind from nortJi-">\e*t to was pxneriene.p<.l yesterday, and this morning it? dirt'i-Mon '.vac due «e-t. Tito \ elocity for the twenty-four hours emlt-d at 0 o'clock this morning wa? 2.14 milpo. No rain l>ll during this period. The total falj for the nionth is nmv inches.. Outside hoi--terous winds are being experimii ed, am are causing >ome delay to f-hipninj.