THE WEATHER.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16271, 23 July 1918, Page 8

THE WEATHER.

MAGNETIC OBSERVATORY. Meteorological observations taken at 9.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. on July 2-nd:—■ i 9 .SO a.m. 6 p.m. I Temp, dry bulb .. - 32.6 3<.8 Temp, wet bulb .. .. S'3 34.S tumidity per cent. ..92 '? Jiar. temp, in 6un .. oo bJ Min. therm, on grass •• 31.9 — Wind ' » » light, strong. Cloud (0-10) .. -10 7 FORECAST. Present indications are for southerly winds, strong to gale generally, and unsettled, coli, showery weather, with further enow in the South and on the higher levels in tho Norm Island. The barometer is due to rise. DOMINION WEATHER. At 4 p.m. ycßterday. Wind. Bar. Ther. Weather. C. Maria S.W., gale 29.72 61 Squal.y Russell Not received Manuka n H. S., gule 29-58 39 Heavy Auckland S.\V.,m.g. 29.53 40 Squally Tanranga W., light 29.45 43 lair . East Capo S., fresh 29.3 a 44 Cloudy Gisborne S.W., fresh 29.38 43 Cloudy Pt.Ahuriri S.. light 29.43 44 Overcaet Costlepoint S.W., fresh 29.46 38 Showery Wellington S.W., fresh 29.50 40 Squally 'N.Plymouth S.E., light C E?moat S., fresh 29-50 46 Fair Wanganui S.S.W.Jr. 29.61 45 Fair Farewell S. S.W., light 29.58 45 Fine C Foulwind P...lieht Greymouth S., breeze 1 Stephen I. S.W., fresh 29.47 42 Cloudy C Campbell S., gale 9VJI 43 Stormy Kaikouro S.W., gale 59.51 45 Overcast Akaroa L.H. Interrupted Pt. Chalmers Interrupted Nuggets Interrupted Bluff Interrupted