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Yesterday’s weather in Christchurch was overcast and cool, with light rain in the evening. Observations at tne Meteuru-
•To September 17. SUN. MOON ANO TIDES Sun—Today: Rises, 6.27 a.m.; sets, 6.21 p.m. Tomorrow: Rises. 625 a.m.; sets, 6.22 p.m. High water at Lyttelton—Today. 1038 a.m. and 10.56 p.m.; tomorrow, 1127 a.m. and 11.53 p.m. Phases ot Moon First quarter: September 18. 824 a.m. Full moon: September 24. 1131 p m. Last quarter: October 2 210 a.m. New moon: October 10, 6.33 am.
logical Office. Barewooc yesterday:— Barometer— 6pm mid nt (Inches) 30.01 29.99 (Millibars) Thermometer— 10163 1015.7 Dry bulb 44 9 42 4 Wet bulb Relative Humidity 44.2 42.2 (per cent.) .. Wind94 98 Direction S. Calm Speed (m.pJi.) « 0 Cloud, 0-8 Maximum during 8 8 day SOS Rainfall 9 am to midnight Sunshine— 009in Saturday 9hr 42m in Sunday Readme* lahen at 9 a m.:— Maximum temp Nil prev. 24 hours Minimum temp 55 6 prev. 24 hours Grass minimum 435 temp. Raln'ali previoua 399 24 hours Nil
Rainfall to cate l3.08ir> Rainfall date last year 1627in SUNSHINE 1959 I960 1961 n m n m h ni Jan .. 214 0 196 36 174 12 Feb .. 211 30 189 48 205 24 Mar. .. 165 12 132 0 150 12 Apr. .. 175 24 169 30 181 24 May .. 121 30 132 42 130 48 June .. 160 24 99 0 153 24 July .. 165 18 140 12 112 0 Aug. .. 197 18 149 12 162 18 Sept. .. 183 6 136 48 •40 0
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29621, 18 September 1961, Page 10
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