OFFICIAL FORECAST FOR 24 HOURS FROM 9 a.m. THURSDAY.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10541, 15 September 1899, Page 6

OFFICIAL FORECAST FOR 24 HOURS FROM 9 a.m. THURSDAY.

(PRESS ASSOCIATIOy TELEGBAM.) Wind—Moderate from between south and cast and north-east at all places northward of the ____t Cape.-'JL'aupo and Raglan, strong from between north-east and north and west at all other places. J-arosiE-EB—Very little movement northward of Napier and New Plymouth, fall elsewhere. Sea.—Considerable on the western coast after twelve hours, also on the east coast south of Castlepoint. ■ f Tides—lncreasing everywhere. SYNO.SIS OF THE PBEVIOUS 24 HOUHS. ■>■ ; Fine weather everywhere, with moderate to fresh southerly wind, changing towards the north-east. 'The pressure has remained nearly stationary northward of Napier and New Jflymouth, but has decreased 'slowly at all other part-of the country. There are evidences.that the pressure is low about 300 miles westward of the South Cape, and it will probably pasa eastward of the meridian of that place on the 17th hurt. j " R. A. EDWIN. ; The following reports received by- Captain Edwin, R.N., show the" weather on September 1-th, at 5 pan.:— ; ■. I Manukau Head.—Wind, S.W., breeze; baro., 30.43; therm., 65; cloudy, sea moderate. New Plymouth—Calm, bare, 30.32, therm., 54; fine, sea smooth. Ca_fck>po_iit—Wind, \Nj_EJi, breeze; baro.,' 30,23*, therm., 57: fine, heavy easterly sea. Wellington—-Wind, N.N.W., _re-h; baro., 30.38; therm,, 50; fine. WesAport—Wind, S., light; baro., 80.32; therm., 53; cloudy,-eea smooth. __»lkoura—-Wind, S„ light; baro., 30.42; therm., 58; fine, sea smooth. . Oamaru—Calm; baro., 30.13; therm., 63; fine, eea smooth. Bluff—Wind, 5.8., light; baro., 30.09; therm., 55; fine.