THE WEATHER.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14293, 2 March 1912, Page 10

THE WEATHER.

MAGNETIC OBSERVATORY. Meteorological observations taken at 9-30 a.m. and" 5 p.m. March Ist: — 9.30 a.m. 5 p.m. Temp., dry bulb .. ..60.7 Temp., wet bulb .. .. 57.8 58.4 Humidity per cent. ..83 85 Max. temp. in eun .. 131 133 Afrn. therm, on grass .. 54.2 — Wind .. .. .: S:. 1. N.E..T.1. Cloud (0.10) .. ...7 .1 GOVERNMENT REPORT. . .. Mr D. C. Bates supplied the following weather report at 4 p.m. yesterday: — Wind. Bar. Ther. Weather. Russell N.E., fresh 29.97 74 Fair Manukau H. N.E., br. 30.02 71 Gloomy Auckland N.E.,br. 29.99 74 Fair Tauranga N.E., It. 30.07 73 Fair East Capo N., light 30.12 73 Cloudy Gisborcie K.E..H. 30.03 74' Fine P Ahuriri Calm 30.02 73 Fine Castlepoint S.E., It. 30.05 71 Cloudy Wellington Calm 30.03 71. Fair N Plymouth Calm 30.03. 77. Fine C Egmont S., light 30.04 75 Fine Wanganui E.S.E.. 1U 30.07 75 Fair Farewell S. N., light 30.07 75 Hazy C. Fouiwind S., breeze 30.05 6G'"Fair Westport W-, light 30.0G 70 Fine Stephen I. Calm 30.10 69 Fine C Campbell S., fresh 30.05 62 OveTcast Kaikaura E.N.E., It, 30.00 .66 Overcast GOVERNMEKT FORECAST. Mr D C Bates issu«d the following weaiher eunomary and forecast at 5 p.m. yesterW«m and humid conditions ha.vo prevailed with misty and cloudy weather generally, and showery in parts. Moderate east er.y winds have prevailed, and there hae been little change intho barometric pressure. PiLerrt indications aJe for moderate and variable winds, easterly breezes predominating with warm and humid conditions, ecatSSa local showers, and P»b.Ue ■ <£«tnc£ disturbances. Little movement of the barometer is indicated at present.