"THE PRESS" WEATHER REPORT

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21244, 16 August 1934, Page 17

"THE PRESS" WEATHER REPORT

Records by self-recording instruments at "The Press" Offw r hr al u u «P to 1 a.m. on Thursday, Au^ st 16 Ch "^^"h.

THK WKATHER | Yesterday was particularly warm in the eity.and a maximum temperature | of 67.1 degrees was recorded. A strong nor'-west wind blew in gusts during the afternoon. The evening also was ■warm with a .steady breeze from the north. i >[<■ r.:> i'.;<■■-:< .1: '• M-r.unoris ;i:;cn at, tho.l ')!,;..u".iii,, iy , t'unstclnueh, *\ ij a.m. anil ! pm, mi AKs';i.-;i> J.".:, -- J '■> ».m. 4 p.m. I ilarni.Ki-i .. •.•'.>.r.ijl) i.",i.a:)rf Ili-V h:\>- .. .-„■..■: ,;.-,., W..(. 10.11, .. VM ; y. M ' Max. l-v* . •-■ I I '"u : . . . -..-■ :i .... 1 Mill, in-iv. ::i ii«..j t - ;i ... .i.-,,t Mil.*, in .vjn . .. Jot ;ii:j Min. ui. ~ :,,r )U „ Mn.v. .1nn,,,;- day .. ..- ,:•,-,,. ■Humidity per cut., ~ ~;; yg "Wind •• •• .. .V.F., N.W., ,„ ~,.., I! e''l. strong, 'iiiiiu .. .. .. nil. „il. 1331. lira. •Hamuli iu .tii!..: ~ .ls.ijy ln . lo.'jr.in. Auckland—There was a continuation of a strong north-east wind, with heavy rain early yesterday mormngbut during tin; day the weather was fine, a light breeze blowing from the west. The barometer was steady at 30.05 inches alter midday. Wellington—A strong and squally north-westerly wind blew yesterday There was light sunshine in the morning, but for the most part it was cloudy and mild. The temperature at 4 p.m. was 55.0 degrees, and the maximum for the day 58.3 degrees. Duneclin—Sprint; weather was enjoyed yesterday, t.'rj sun shining from a clear sky. For the greater part of the day a light north-wost wind was blowin;. The maximum temperature was 08 degrees. The barometer was Iteady last evening at 2!).65iii.

FORECAST | (From readings taken at 4 p.m.) . General Situation—A deep westerly depression still extends from Eastern (Australia, across the Tasman Sea and I New Zealand. Winds—Strong northerly to westerly, reaching gale force in many places. Seas (New Zealand waters)— Moderate in coastal waters riorth of Castle Point; elsewhere rough. Eastern Tasman Sea—Strong northwest to west winds to gales, backing later to south-westerly in the southern portion; seas rough to heavy. Weather—Still unsettled; squallv, with rain at times, in all western districts. Heavy falls in Westland. Mainly fair at first, however, on the East Coast south of GLsborne. Temperatures mild. DOMINION KEI'OIM'S Minion. Win.l, Wonthcr. Bar. 'Cher. Norfolk Island, X., light, over'''™t' • . . . SO.r'3 1)6 , Ciipo .Marin v;m LHemen, N., strong, ha/.y, rough m-it 20.08 fit Auckland, W.N.W., light, fairly dour . . . . ;;o.ul 04 loii.it Cape, N.W., moderate, clear, moderate, sin It .. £U.'JB 03 Capo Egniont, ±W, moderate, cloudy, moderate swell 29.!U 58 Napier, W., Mi-uuir. fairly clear, smooth ;-.a . . •J'j.rtij Oil Wiiuganui, N.W., light, fairly c.'iir, moderate swell . . V.O.'.n o:; Farewell Spit, N.W., 1 i ■_<■ 11 f „ 'iiin. roii-'h sea . . 'J'j.S,-, 7,1 Htephmi Inland, N.W., pass!),,; shower,-, rough ■■e.'a .. .. i ;;. >; 51 Well.ngton, N..V.W., strong, overcast, rough sea . . ill).*'.! . R io Cape Campbell, N., frcHli, fairly clear, rough pea .. 2!i.7l r, I We.stport, N'.HJ., moderate, I cloudy, mndcrnto swell .. 20.71 , r ,B I Greynioiitli, N., light, cloudy, considerable, swell .'. 20 'j'J 51 I Akaroa Lighthouse, N., light, I fairly clear, smooth sen 2U.58 fil. Nugget, Point, N.W., light, cloudy, smooth sen . . 20.1!) f>il PuyM-gur I'oint, N.W., strong, cloudy, rough sea .'. 20.T18 54 Clialluim Islunds, N.V.W., fresh, overcast, rough sen 2'J .-,!! S4 .Sydney, N.W., moderate, fairly I Hnbnrl, N.W., light, passing 1 hhoivers .. 20.72 45