THE WEATHER.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 172, 22 July 1924, Page 4

THE WEATHER.

FORECAST AND OBSERVATIONS Following is the official veatlier forc•act for 24 hours from 9 a.m. this day: The indications arc for southerly winds, moderate to strong. Thn weather will probably prove cold snd phowery, and the night very cold. Barometer rising. Seas moderate. Tides good. LOCAL CONDITIONS. Meteorological Observations taken at the Alliert Park Observatory nt 9 n.m. to-dny, l>r Captain D. McLeay, the Government Observer:— 23.078 inches Air Temperature at 11 am 36° Temperature in Shade Yesterday— Maximum ~' 4 ° Minimum ■■§ Maximum Temperature in Sun 107* Bright Sunshine Yesterday 3b 43>m Minimum Temperature ou Grass.. Xi »irnetion or Wind at n a.m Culm Velocity Wiud previous li hours.. 118 miles ■Rainfall during previous 124 hours.. .22iu. Rainfall to date this month 2.041n. NORTH ISLAND REPORTS. ALL OBSERVATIONS are taken at 0 a.m. Station. Wind. Weather. Bar. Th. rape Maria.. SW, fresh Squally 3(1.04 53 Russell SW, light Blue sky 30.05 00 Hokianga H. S\V, light Showery :!0.00 51 Manukau n. WBW. fb Cloudy ai.SISI -17 East Cape... fUiEUt Itlue sky 28.95 4:2 Gißborne ... N\V, lisht Blue sky 29.!)4 4.1 N. Plymouth SW, light Blue sky 2O.JM 40 Wellington .. SE. fresh Squally 29.97 40 ■WEATHER IN THE ISLANDS. The following weatner reports -were received by radio at noon to-day :— Station. Wind. Weatner. Bar. Th. Apia E. light Blue sky lin.no 70 Papeete KNE.It Blue eky 2!1.9<J 77 Rarotonga .. ESE.It Blue sky 30.13 7.°. Nukualofa .. X, light Blue sky 30.00 71 Suva NE, light Overcast 30.02 72 Norfolk 15... Calm Cloudy 30.09 CO