THE WEATHER

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21512, 29 June 1935, Page 23

THE WEATHER

'Utcr a heavy frost of 10.7 defrees yesterd"y er , flne in C^^church ycbtcraay, j,he cjay wag co ]^i Th^ Um tcrnpcn !t»re of 44 5 degrees There was very Jittle wind. taken at tho Magnetic ObsPnr»torv rhriat-hurch. at 9 i».ra. and 1 p.m. on Juno Barometer .. TJiermoraotor- - J>3Bl ■ Dr y b,,,b .. .. ni n 41 •Vet bulb .. .. 30 ; 2 m ; s al&x. prov. 24 hours 41 m _ Min. pre v.. 21 houra .. 073 Mx. in sun .. ..77 77 Mill. oi\ prnapj .. Bt J. 3 diuin ? day .. - Humidity per corn, .. p<> 70' Wind .. . IV V? , •• w., Calm (0-10) v w lisllt ' „ nil. nil. Befall to date .. .. !mL iS. In Other Centres +;™ UCk / a >^~r Thei e was a continuation of boisterous westerly wind and overcast weather yesterday. Rain was heavy and frequent during the evening. The barometer, after falling all day. registered 29.40 in. Wellington—The weather yesterday dull and wet. A light northerly wind blew in the morning, but It was mainly calm in the afternoon, a gentle southerly coming up about 3.30 p.m. The minimum temperature during Thursday night was 36.0 degrees. The maximum yesterday was 46.9 degrees. The rainfall between 9 *.m. and 4 p.m. was 11 points. .Dunedin—The weather yesterday Was fine, with occasional sunshine. After a cold night and three degrees of frost, the morning was very cold, the thermometer registering 29 degrees at 8 a.m. The weather was warmer after mid-day, when the temperature was 48 degrees. The maximum for the day was 47 degrees. The baronnter fell, and registered 29.27 in last night. FORECAST (From readings taken at 4 p.m.) Genera! situation —Pressure is still Jow, especially in the south and east, a