METEOROLOGICAL.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1153, 14 June 1911, Page 9

METEOROLOGICAL.

WEATHER AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. Capo Maria van Diemen.—S„ fresh; baro. meter, 29.34; thermometer, 59. Showery j oea rough. Russell.—S„ fresh; barometer, 29.23; thermometer, 56. Overcast; noa rough. Manukau Heads.—S.S.E., fresh; barome ter, 29.31; thormomoter, 54. Cloudy, show cry; sea rough. Auckland.—S.E., fresh; barometer, 29 30 thermometer, 61. Gloomy. Tauranga.-S.E., fresh; barometer, 29.32 thermometer, 58. Gloomy; sea moderate. East Cape—S.E., gale; barometer, 29.24 thermometer, 55. Snowery; sea considerable.

Gisborne.—S.E., fresh; barometer, 29.43thermometer, 53. Showery; sea choppv. ra-^hurirl.—S.W., light; barometer, *9.43; thermometer, 53. liain; cea moderate.

™Yj Cll i'i st<)rl '~ S ' S ' E " frosh; barometer, <•9.53; thermometer, 51. Cloudy on Sf st^ point -~*l- W "„ breezc : barometer, 29.50; thermometer, 49. Showery; sea hoavy Ive\v Plymouth.—S.H., fresh; barometer! » taermometer, 53. Fair; sen smooth. "«a « P( L jjale; barometer, <■9.43; thermometer, 55. Fine; sea rou"h. + mo( fcratc gale; barometer, 29.45; thermometer, 55. Fair- *~« rough. ' "

Fnrevrell Spit—E., light; barometer, 29.55thermometer, 50. Fine; sea moderate fouhvin ;''~?- breeze; barometer, able' momotcr ' Fair; sea cousider-

Westport.-S., light-; barometer, 29.53; thermometer, 67. line; sea conciderablc. 90 « 5 -—fresh; barometer, 29j55; thermometer, <9. Fine; sea moderate: 10 & H Cam P bl ; 11 -—•?-. gale; barometer, 29 58; thormomoter, 50. Cloudy; sea licavv i? ura ' breeze; barometer, -9.50; thermometer. £0. Fair; sea moderate Akaroa Lighthouse.-S.W., fresh; baromei' ?'n/ thermometer, <5. Misty rain. ) V "' brecz °; barometer, <.9.56; thermometer, 52. Overcast; sea mod crate. . ' uu

Nuggets.—S.W., breeze; barometer, 29.58• ' B'Tff° nI S W' 6ca noderate!' lUm.—h.\\i., light; barometer, 29.65; thcrmomoter, 47. Gloomy.

SUMMARY AND FORECAST. The cyclone which is now passing, northward of tho Bay of Plenty accounts for gloomy and. showery weather, especially in the north, with southerly winds, strong !" gale, generally. The. barometer has risen everywhere. Present indications aro "for south-easterly and southerly winds, strong to a heavy gale (in most parts of the country!, ar.d cold weather. Rain is probable generally, heavy rain with flooded xlrth ?"i i° Ka s t Coast ' especially of the North Island, and snow on higher levels in the south. The barometer will probably sf'ccced 51 evcrywllel ' e and high pressure

Meteorological Office, WelHiig < ti>n? ATES ' June 13, 1911. DISTRICT REPORTS. (From Our Special Correspondents.! \\ anganui, June lo.—Cold day with occasional drizzling showers; blustering S.K. wind with heavy sea, dying away to a J'. 1 " iEllt; river - c;il1 h'Sh. rending, June 13.—Sunshine all dav with cold wind; line night, but, very cold. I'almerslou, June 13.—line, but very cold; easterly wind. Otaki June 13.—Dull early and threatening with rain. This was followed later by sunshine and light winds. Mastcrtou, June 13,-The Rev. A. Ilodge reported at six o'clock to-night for the previous 24 hours a« follows.—Shade temperature, maximum 53.1 degrees, minimum <3 degrees, mean <9.7 decrees; earth ternperature lift, below ground), 51 degreesearth radiation. « degree?; wind, frc=li S.S.W.; rain, 18 points; weather seasonable —n. wintry day. Hastings, June 13.--The spell of mild weather was broken early this morning when a- cold southerly rain set in. The showers have not been heavy, but the temperature is wintry.

Foatherslon, June 13.—Strong southerly wind; sky cloudy, but no rain.

Oreytown, June 13.—Thermometer, <3dcg at 9 a.m. to-day; very showorv weatherrained heavily during the nlg'nt; wind S.W.; prospects of bad weather from south.