"THE PRESS" WEATHER REPORT.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19612, 7 May 1929, Page 16

"THE PRESS" WEATHER REPORT.

Readings by self-recording instruments at "The Press" Office, Christchnrch, up to 1 sum. on Tuesday, May 7th. Ther- Wind, N.E.; cloudy; barometer, falling. | Baro-Earomstc-r, "0.05: therxometer, 45. i mometer : " ... , ! meter ! bun '.to-day;: ; at lam. : Phases of Moon -■ -- Rises, 6.SS a.m.; sets, jat 1 a.m. j ior May: C p.m. " • ' Mr(\. J un C'o-morrowi: • „• - ? 1001 East Quarter: " 12d Ou oom p.m. f U/" \t 4.53 p.m. '\J — > S9O Moon: |fin [ \ C nl| t> Jf°™- ' ~~ ' * ,9dshG7mp.in. 9§ J tJ, || s -' ! n 80 vk iXV i) Hl S u Water at, I I First Quartet" • w3-> yrt afternoon, 2.14. ! Fuil Moon : -i o-morrow morning, 1 " —-j Zi.l Oh 2Cm p.m. '2.33; afternoon, 3.2. ' GO SYNOPSIS, Lyttelton: I 29 o.3'j a.m. 1.30 p.m. 9 p.m.. 1 a.m. 3 a.m. Noon. 5 p.m. ~ Earome'.ei- 50.20 30.15 30.10 30.05 50.25 30.24 30.19 30 Thermometer 47 50 4S 48 48 50 c 0 * — I | Maximum temperature ;'or 2i hours ended 9 p.m. yesterday—oOdeg. I I J •Minimum temperature for it hours ended 9 p.m. yesterday—4tdeg. ! ♦"" w Is Rainfall for 24 Lours ended 1 a.m. to-day—nil. \ I—ft ■ l.'a.pfa'.l for" 10-3 to date— 0.4C".n. t~I ->n 1 :, ' sl, . ir ' E rrcorr; ed on "The Froc-s ' recorder y-esterdav—Before neon, : fc] i !T !: , a y Pr n "° n > ! !l °' i -" 40 minutes. Total, 1 hour 40 minutes. ! L_ j 1 i.o\a[ for year to date. 739 hours 20 minutes; total for cor- | t K, .-espondtbg period Uat jear, 707 hours 4 5 rnimttca; total for cor- ' }rc (0 responding period 1027. 513 hours 20 min\tes; total for corre«- ' ' ponding period 1926, 632 hours SO min utfa. i