"THE PRESS" WEATHER REPORT

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21449, 15 April 1935, Page 19

"THE PRESS" WEATHER REPORT

'(Records by self-recording instruments at "The Press" Office, Chrisichurch, ( up to 1 a.in. on Monday, April 15. Standard Time. (Add 30 minuter Kc Summer Time.;

THE WEATIIEP i The weather in Christchurch yesterday was tine, and late in the morning jiad early in the afternoon was warm, !tlie maximum temperature recorded iieing 57.7 degrees. Early in the mornling and in the evening there was a cool easterly breeze. On Saturday, the day lu-as also fine, with a cool southerly ipreeze and a sharp frost in the morning, and a cool easterly breeze in the (Kvenin;;.

' llMcorcilosi' ' I >' r. vl > n lak'jn a' 'i. ■' Sfagnotio Observatory, (Oirist'.-hun.'h, at 9 .id. and ' p.m. n n April 13:—0 a.m. ■! p.m. l.nrnrni'■"" ... . iO.-O\ uO.i'Jo H'herniomfitiT - Dry bulb .. .. 17.'J .V>.o Wet bulb ~ Ifi.'i 504 Max. pivv. Jt bonis ... r,a.:s Min. prov. -I iitmri .. .'!(>. I) Mix. in ami .. • . in; 11-I Mm. on .s'l'jss . ... '2S.O MitX. < 1 urin;r da;/ .. .W.i Humidity p'-r cent. ... t;.> ftVinJ .. -• ... H.W., v. liijiit. li;<lit. Uoud (0-10) ... -..0 0 Bain .. ~ tn!. nil. \T,r,. ion». iKaini3.ll to cl.-j.le .. .. 1.02 in G.OJm Metoovolo~i''nl r.h.-;?rv.itiom fnkc-ii :it tinJfngnntio Observatory, ('hri-.it'.'iiuruli, at 0 s.m. and 1 p.m. on April 1!:--0 a.m. -1 |>.rn. .. 'O. :;0.H7 Thermorii"tf r .T)r/ bull- .. -to." Wet bulb .. 10.-' jri.'l Max. prcv. 2! iiouri .. Min. prev. Ct hours .. I!."), 8 in s'iii .. .. 11.': Mi.n. on <ria a . n .. .. iS.S Max. during flay .. ">7.7 Humidity por (jonf. .. 01 7.) ■Wind .. •• Iv.VK., K..C.F1., liL-lit. mod. Cloud (Olio -. *. S .7 Rain ... nil. nillor;:,. mm. Rainfall to dato .. t.O'Jin (>.o_!in In Other Centres , Auckland—There was a continuation of boisterous, unsettled south-westerly weather en Saturday, but yesterday the wind had moderated, and conditions were fine and sunny. The barometer fell to 29.85 in on Saturday afternoon, but was steady afterwards. Wellington--Wintry conditions were pxperienced in Wellington during the week-end. A strong southerly blew throughout, with intermittent heavy showers. During Saturday in the Upper Hutt valley, however, the weather was perfect on Saturday. Dunedin—The weather was fine and pleasant on Saturday, \yith bright sunshine and a light north-east breeze. The maximum temperature was 60 degrees. Yesterday was also line, the sun shining throughout the day. About midday the barometer fell sharply. FORECAST (From readings taken at 4 p.m.) General Situation—A depression ofT the East Cape is moving away; an anti-cyclone is still centred east of Otago, while a depression covers the .western Tasman Sea. Winds—South to east at first north ts( farewell Spit and Kaikoura, othervise east to north and freshening. Seas (New Zealand waters) —Rough at first: between Cape Campbell and East Cape and in the Cook Strait area, but moderating; elsewhere smooth to moderate. Eastern Tasman Sea —Moderate to fresh north-east, to northerly winds, moderate seas.

Weather—Some rain still probable Jn parts of the east coast of the North Island, especially between Hawke's Bay and East Cape; elswehere fine. •Temperatures becoming milder.