THE WEATHER.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 171, 21 July 1924, Page 4

THE WEATHER.

FORECAST AND OBSERVATIONS The official weather forecast for 24 hours from 9 a.m. this day is as follows: The indications are for southerly winds, strong to gale at times. Weather probably cold and changeable, and the night very cold. Barometer rising. Seas rough off shore. Tides high. LOCAL CONDITIONS. Meteorological Observations taken at the Albert Tark Observatory at 9 a.m. to-day, by Captain D. McLeay, the Government Observer:— Barometer 20.753 inches Air Temperature at 0 a.m r>7.G° Temperature in Shade Yesterday— Minimum .*.".*.".'.".'.'.' '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'..■■ 4ii 3 Maximum Temperature in. Sun 115' Bright Sunshine Yesterday Oh 40m Minimum Temperature on Grass.. 4i° Direction of Wind at 0 a.m S.W., Velocity Wind previous 24 hours..l7o miles Rainfall during previous 24 hours.. .ISin. Eainfall to date this month l.Kin. NORTH ISLAND REPORTS. ALL OBSERVATIONS are taken at 9 a.m. Station. Wind. Weather* Bar. Th. Cape Maria.. SW, fresh Squally 29.01 5S Russell SW, light Cloudy 20.57 53 Hokianga H. SW, fresh Showery 20.85 54 Manukau H. SW. mg Cloudy 20.72 43 East Cape... W. light Blue sky 20.61 43 Gisborne ... KW, light B, cloudy 23.69 4!) N. Plymouth SE, fresh Squally 20.73 42 Wellington .. SE. fresh Cloudy 20.8S 46 WEATHER IN THE ISLANDS. The following weather reports were received by radio at noon to-day :— Station. Wind. Weatser. Bur. Th. Apia E, fresh Blue sky 29.01 S2 Earotonga .. Calm Cloudy 30.14 73