THE WEATHER.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 260, 3 November 1925, Page 6

THE WEATHER.

FORECAST AND OBSERVATIONS Following is the official weather forecast, for 24 hours from 9 ajcn. this day: The indications are for variable an 3 -norlerate breezes, but northerly prevailing. Mild and hazy conditions, but cloudy co overcast at times. The barometer has a falling tendency. Sezis moderate. lides good. LOCAL CONDITIONS. Mftooroloci'-a] Observations taken n: tae Albert Park Observatory at P a rr to-day by Capi D, McLeay, tLe Government Observer; — ■saremoter •■■" ::- :'.>'■"■■". Air TfTnperature ai '.' a m. '•"' 3>mperature in Shade Yesterday— Maximum f' , '; 4 ! Mlrrmuin ''] *~ TeLupwaturt in 1 — Bright Sunshine Yesterday ll!:! Minimum Temperature on Grass . ■'! liirectit.n <'f WhxJ at oam * YV - Velocity Wind r-re Tif ' llß :m hour* .l"4mlUs Kainfai; during previous .-> boar:- . . Nil. Ksinfall tv date this month >l! - NORTH ISLAND REPORTS. ALL OBSERVATIONS are taken at 0 a.m. Station. Wind. Weather. Bar. Th. Kussell Calm Blue sky 5".37 62 Hokitnga H. N. light B. cloudy sn.3"J RManukau H. WNW. 1 B. cloudy 30.31 61 Cupe .. >:W. lisrhl Overcast 30.31 65 Gisbornc .. . S. light B. cloudy oU.2S ne, S. Plymouth XE. light Cloudy 80.85 fcWellington ..NNY.br Cloudy HO.-3 5"