THE 9 am. WEATHER REPORT.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 10985, 7 June 1901, Page 6

THE 9 am. WEATHER REPORT.

Tho te:egmpliio weather report lor 0 a.m. j yesterday snows that at Auckland there was a ] stiff nor'-easter, the barometer read 60M ,the thermometer 62, an dthere were passing c.ouds. A stiff nor'-wester,'v/ith overcast ._weavher and passing showers prevailed at Wellington, tho barometer and theiuiometer being SO.II and 58. Cloudy skies and a north-east wisd were the rule at Dunedin where the barometer read 29.9 V and the thermometer 53. The highosV tompsratufe was 67, at Cape Maria Van Diemen, and the lowest 43, at QueenstoAvn. The weather throughout One colony was generally overcast. ' ;

YESTERDAY EVENING'S REPORTS. The following reports received by Captain Edwin, R.N., show the weather on , June 6th, at 5 p.m.:— •■■■■'■ • . Manukau Heads--Wind, N.E., breeze ; bare, 30.26; thernu, 62; gloomy, sea smooth. New Plymouth—Wind, N.E., light; bare, 30.26 ; therm. Gl; showery, sea rough. Castlepoint—Wind, N.W.; bare, 30.13;----therm., 59; gloomy, sea heavy. . Wellington—Wind, W.N.W., light; bare, 30.'25; therm., 57; fane, sea moderate. : Kaikoura—Calm; bare, 29.99; therm., 58; gloomy, sea slight swell. . Oamaru—Cairn; bare, 29.85; therm.,. 47; ! foggy, sea smooth. • 1 Bluff—Wind, W., light; bare, 29.70; therm., ' 57; fine. ■ Captain Edwin telegraphs:—Pressure has increased steadily, but there is a rnpid decrease at Hobart. Low pressure from the west is due at the meridian of South Cape to-morrow, and also, on tho 9th inst. .hvi-s j dences continue that pressure is low to • the • northward of North Cape.