METEOROLOGICAL.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1146, 6 June 1911, Page 7

METEOROLOGICAL.

WEATHKK AT 4 p.m. YESTERDAY. Capo Maria van Diomoii.-N.E., fresh; iMromolw, 29.05; thermometer. 00. hliowcry; sea moderate. „„.-, Iliissoll.-S.K.. fresh; barometer, *9.97; thermometer, 60. Fair; sea roiißli. Mnnnkau Heads.-K., brenc; barometer, 29.96; thermometer, 55. Cloudy; E(tc. smooth. Xiie.Ulaml.-S.rj.. HE.ltti barometer, 29.97; U T.a«ninßa e .-Cai'm ;Ti'rometcr, 29.97: thermomcler, 60. Overcapl: bcji smooth. Kn-t Cnnc.-K.. fn-flij baromntcr, 30.03; thcriiiomctcr, 56. .Showery; tea consider- '" Hiiborni-.-E., frosli! barometer, 30.C8: tlicrmomoter, 51. Cliowi-ry; tea moderate "l'ort. Almriri.—fj.. liftlit ; barometer, 3(1.10; tliermoiiicter, S3. Showery; tea siiiootli, Wclliiißtoii.-5., , liirlit: buromctcr. 3C.13; thiTimmictei , , -55. Clonny. Castli'iiolnt.-S.E., breesc: barometer, 30.C6; tlii-rmomou-r, «• Chndy: sea heavy. New IMyiiioiit)).-S.K.. licht; bnromclor. 30.P5; thermometer. 57. Fair; eo:a. tintootli. Capo KKiuont.—S.. tiirht; liHroinctor, 30.15; tliermomotcr, 57. Fine; se.;i miiooili. ' \Vaiißanul.-K.S.H., llirliti barometer. JO.M: thermometer. 58. Overcast; tea '''"'n'revvoll K|lit.~K.li., fJTsU i barometer, 30.13; thermometer, £6. Showery; sen ro ("uie r\ml»itiil.-K.. Jiclil; baroinetf r, jot", thernioraetor. 56. Full", sea moderate. Ste'iihcn iHlaml.-S.K.. light; barometer, 30.13: thermometor, 51. Overcast; pea ""vosl'iiort.-5.r... lisht: barometer. 30.11; thcnmmiiHrr. M. Vine; sea xmootli. 30.13; ilieriiiomelcr. 61. Overcast: sea moiia ■ *Kn'lkourn.—N.K.. breeze; barometer, 30.15; thermometer, 53, μ-h. m-,ooili. Aknron- l.lphthmiv.- N.K.. fre.»h: bn.rometer, 30.10; thermometer, 51. Cloudy; sea moderate. I'oi't. (Ilialnioi'.s.-N., moilrrnle unle; baiiinielcr. 30.07; thermometer, H. Cloudy; sc:i "'n'u'ri'ciV. X.W.. liuht: linrometcr. 30.0J; (lieriiifliiii'lcr, it. Cloudy; poa smooth. lllnlV. -Calm: liammeter, 30.M; Iher-momct-er, 46. Fine; mn smooth.

KtMHAHY AND FOnECAST. Cflld and ehansenhle wenther has been expcrlcuccd generally! wilU showery wea-

ther. In many parts of the North Island moderate? to strong southerly winds have prevailed. The barometer rose steadily in tho foulli, and continued about normal in the North Island, but is now falline everywhere. ' • Pmeut, indications arc for it falling barometer everywhere, 'with , moderate to Ktroiiß easterly winds northward of New Plymouth and Natiicr, and freshening north'crlics olEowhere. Increasing cloudiness ai/d somewhat milder weather will probably bo followed by rain in most narU of the country. d q Mcloorologicai Office, Wellington. June 6, 1911. DISTRICT REPORTS. (From Our Special Correspondents.) Feilding, Juno 5.-Cold morning; a Httlo sunshine during the afternoon; cold clear nisht. Palmcrston, June 5.—A drlzz'.inK rain has been fallinK at intervals rtiivinc the day. The temperature is colder than line been the case during the past few days. Shannon, June s.—Monday was cold and dry. uVastcTlon, June s.—Tho Uov, A. Hodreli'n/i reported at 6 p.m.:—Shade ■■ tcmpcraturarn-'i' : .maximum, 54.2t'.e?., minimum, 4fl.2deK., iiicari <9.1dc8.i earth nidation, 39d«j.; earth U'm/iorntiiro, 52.8dcEi; wind, light, west.; rainfall, 9 points; weather dulls drizzle; not very cold. ' Grcytowii, Jun<j 5.-Th» weather was fairly fino for Saturday and Sunday. Slight rain fell .this morning, and still cloudy and threatening. Fcatherston, June s,—Atniosphero cold; lijrht rain from north-west. Hastings, June s.—Yesterday and to-d.iy the weather has been showery, but tho atmosphere cud conditions have been mild.