THE WEATHER.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 116, 17 May 1924, Page 6

THE WEATHER.

m FORECAST AND OBSERVATIONS The weather forecast for 24 houra Ironi i) a.m. this day is as follows: — The' indications are for south-easterly winds. The weather will probably prove wild and stormy. Y.-ry lieavv rain is to be expected, with rivers in lii «4li tiooa. The barometer bus a falling tendency, but rising after about 10 hours. _eas very heavy; _OCAX CONDITIONS. Mi tenrnln_i(-al Observations taken at the Alhert Park Observatory at 0 a.m. to-day by c'aptaiu A. Davies, the Government Observer: — Barometer 29.035 inches Air Temperature at it a.n) u_° Temperature in Shade YesterdayMaximum ••—» £_„ Minimum '" Maximum Temperature iv Sun ill Bri-ht Sunshine Yesterday Nil Minimum Temperature on Grass., ffl' Dirc.-tion of Wind at 9 a.m East- , Velocity Wind previous 24 hours..3Bl miles Rainfall during previous 24 hours.. .S"in. Rainfall to date this month._..... 2/Niu. NORTH ISLAND REPORTS. ALL OBSERVATIONS are taken at 9 a.m. Station. Wind. Weather. Bar. Th. Gisborne ... ESB R gloomy 21).61 sii N. Plymouth SB R misty 211.45 62 Wellington . SE Overcast 29.73 63