"THE PRESS" WEATHER REPORT.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 11006, 2 July 1901, Page 6

"THE PRESS" WEATHER REPORT.

THE 9 _.m- WEATHER REPORT. - The telegraphio weather report tor 9 a.m. yesterday ILows that at Auckland there was a norih'ealt wind, the A— * ter read 29.43 and 59, and _the weather was overcast. There was a stiff southerly with dismal skies at Wellington, the barometei■ snd thermometer reading 29.79 and 00. -At Dunedin the baro-r.eterand thermometer read 29.80. and 38, and there, was blue sky, with passing clouds. The lowest temperature was 16, at the Bealey. The. weather throughout the colony .was generally overcast

YESTERDAY EVENING'S REPORTS. The following* Teports received by- Captain Edwin, R.N., show the weather on July Ist, * Manuka- Heads—Wind, E., breeze; baro., 29.55; tnerm., 51; showery, with hghtainsr. New" Plymouth-Wind, E-S-8., light; baro., 20.00; therm., 59; cloudy, sea moderate. C__lc-point—Wind, E.; baro., 29.08; therm., 53; gloomy, sea heavy. , ■ , ■■'. 0 __r-. Wellington-Wind, S., light; baro., 29.60, therm., 59; cloudy, sea moderate. , ~ ___ Kaikonra-Wind, N.E.*, baro., 29.67; therm., 47: fine, sea smooth. . _ 6amaru-Calm; bare, 23.85; therm., 88; fine, sea smooth- ; __-' <?q«7B'.nff—Wind, N.W-, light; baro., therm., 50; fine, but foggy. -

Captain Edwin telegraphs:-Low-pressure frcm the north-westward is near the >v cst f>ast of the North Island,, -between,-■ Wa*ta» and Raelan. and decreasing an energy, but travellingfo about S.E. by E. Low pressure from west » due at the meridian of South Cape late to-morrow.