Noon forecast

Press, 24 June 1981, Page 40

Noon forecast

General forecast: Some • showers on the Kaikoura coast, but mainly • fine elsewhere. District forecasts: Canterbury: Drizzle. patches , night and morning, otherp wise mainly fine, moderate southerlies, cold. Nelson, Buller, Westland:

Fine and' cool with light winds. Marlborough: Showers about the coast but some fine intervals developing, fine inland with light winds. Outlook: A few showers persisting about the Kaikoura coast, mainly fine elsewhere.

CHRISTCHURCH READINGS

Observations taken at the Meteorological Office, Christchurch Airport, yesterday. Barometer: 6 p.m. 11 p in. Millibars 1026.4 1026.5 Temperature:' deg. Maximum (to 6 pin.) . . 9 Rainfall: mm. 9 a.m. to 11 pin 1 To dale this month. . . 113 To date this year. . . . . - 262 To date last year. .... 484 Average to date 321 Average for June. .... 61 Wettest June (196(1). . . . 168 Driest June (1979). .... 5 Sunshine: hrs Yesterday hr 42 min To dale this month. ... 4(1 To date this year. ..... 912 To-date last year. .... 926 _ Average for June. . 113 Humidity: Per cent at noon . • ' 92 Per cent at 6 p.m..... 94 Temperatures and rainfall for the 24 hours Io 9 a.m. yesterday: Maximum 9 deg. minimum 5 deg, grass's deg, rainfall 6 SUN, MOON, AND TIDES Sun— Today; rises, 8.3 a.m.; sets, 5 p.m. Tomorrow; Rises, 8.3 a.m.; sets, 5 p.m. Moon—Todav; Rises, 11.40 p.m.; .■ sets, 12.12 pro. Tomorrow; Sets, 12.42 p.m. ■ ■' High tide at Lyttelton-Today: • 9.37 a m. and 9.59 p.m. TomorXroW; 10.27 a m. and 10.49 pan. (Lake Forsyth, subtract 60min; tAkaroa, subtract 45rriin; Pori Levy, subtract 30min; Ashburton" and Rakaia, subtract 25min; Kaikoura. add 17min; . Kaiapoi and Sumner, add ,;30min). ■■■ PHASES OF MOON Last quarter: Tomorrow, 4 p.m. New moon: Julyv,2, 7 a.m. -i

. First quarter: July 9. .3 p.m. . Full moon: July 17, 5 p.m. NOON WEATHER Auckland: 12dcg., fine, S.W., 20 : knots. Wellington: Bdeg., cloudy, S., 20 knots. 1 Christchurch: 7deg.. cloudy, calm. Dunedin: 7deg., cloudy,” W., 2 knots. WORLD WEATHER Minimum and maximum temperatures in the main Australian cities yesterday were: Adelaide,”s,- .12; Brisbane, 12, 23;. Canberra, 4,'6; Darwin, 22, 31; Hobart, 8, 15; Melbourne, 5, 10; Perth. 5, 12 (noon): Sydney, 9,16. Minimum and maximum temperatures in the main cities of the world in the last 24 hours . were: • ■ ; : ; •, - - •' Amsterdam. 8. 13;' Athens, 20, 30; Bangkok. 27, 28; Barbados, 24, 28; Beirut, 20, 25; Belgrade, 13, 23; Berlin, 10,’ 18; Bogota, 8, 19; -Brussels, 10, 13: Buenos Aires, 9, 13; Cairo, 20, 35; Caracas, 20, 28; Chicago. 15; 23: Copenhagen, 10, •14;' Dublin, 9. 20; Frankfurt, 10, 16 Geneva, 10, 13; Havana, 24, 32; Helsinki, 10, 17; Hong Kong, 28, 32; Honolulu, 20, 31; Jakarta, 23, .32; Jerusalem, 16, 27; Johannesburg, 5, 17: Kiev, 16, 21; Kuala Lumpur, 24, 33; Lima, 15, 19; Lisbon, 9, ; 23; London, 10, 20; Los Angeles, 20, 31; Madrid, 17, 33; ’ Manila, 24, 31; Mexico City, 13, 24;JMiami, 25, 36; Montevideo, 5, 16; Montreal, 12; 22; Moscow, 16, ■22; Nassau. 21; 34; New Delhi, 32, ”,41; New York, 21, 30; Nicosia, 20, 39; Oslo. 7, 18; Paris. 9, 19; Perth, 4. 11; Rio, 13/20; Rome, 12. 26; . Jsan Francisco, 16, 29; San Juan, . ’ 26, 32; Santiago, 1, 16; Sao Paulo, 10. 17: Seoul. 23, 26, Singapore, 26, 33; Stockholm, 12, 17; Sydney, 9, 19; Taipeh, 31. 32; Tokyo, 13, 18; Toronto, 14,21; Vancouver, 10,14, < Vienna, 13, 19.