METEOROLOGICAL.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1164, 27 June 1911, Page 7

METEOROLOGICAL.

WEATHER AT 4 P.IL YESTERDAY. Capo Maria van Diemcn.—N.E., light; barometer, oO.CG; thermometer, 63. Cloudv sea, rough. ■•' ltnsaell.—S.E., breeze; barometer, 30.13; thermometer, 55. Overcast; sea moderate Jlauukau Heads.-£., breeze; barometer 30.16; thermometer, '6. Fine; sea smooth. Auckland.—E., light; barometer, 30.0Vthermometer, 58. r'air. Tauransa.—Cairn— barometer. 30.1!; thermometer, 56. Fair; isea smooth. East Cape.—S.U., breeze; barometer, 30.10; thermometer, 53. Fine; sea, considerable Gisborno.-S.S.IV., light; barometer, 30.13; thermometer.-51. Overcast; tea, moderate roil. Port Ahuriri.-S., light; barometer, 3018■ thermometer, ffl. Fine; sea smooth. Wollington.-S.. light; barometer, 30.21; thermometer, 49. Cloudy. G;!3ilcpoint.-5.V7.. breeze; barometer .)0.20; thermometer, «. Showers; eca.heavy Now Plymouth.-S.E., light; barometer' j0.12; thermometer, m. Fair; sea smooth.' tape lvgmont.—S., light; barometer,3oll- - 51. Fiue; cea smooth. Vangaaui.—X.E., light; barometer, 30.20thermomoter. 53, Fine; sea smooth. -cm IV sll Spit -- S - E - Heht; barometer, o0.20; thermometer, 46. Cloudy; sea mod-'

Capo Foulwind.-S.W., light; barometer, 30.21; thermometer, 50. Fair; sea inodcr^

Westport.-S., light; barometer, 30.20■ thermometer. «. Fair; sea slight w% Cr ll cn - lsland -S-E.. fresh; baromct-f 30.29; thermometer, -14. Cloudy; sea moder-

-n?? po .i Cam P bel '-S.W., freeh; barometer a 0.25; thermometer, -17. Cloudy; sea moder'

kaikoura.-S.tt., light; barometer, 30 23thermometer, 43 Fair; sea moderate .i -ft? {i'Bhthouse.-X.. light; bnromc. tor, 00.22; thermometer, ». Overcast- sea moderate. - 1 ' sc:l

tkc?So^^ I --^ :^ ar h l c , ;?' er ' 30 - 20: Nuggcts.-S.W., light; barometer 3018thermomo.or. , 2 cloudy; Bea moderate mcter fi 7 2 Cal cTo ; udy a ''° mClCr - th "<°°- smniAßy and fobecast. ."!3* ic Procure has rken e\e.,j«lierc. ■ The weather has been cold 1 , chan f ca Mc. heavy, showers n parts and hard frosts inland at nl-ht prcvailid ,O StrOnE Eouthcrl y winds navo Present indications are for strong easterly winds northward of East Capo ind Kawhia. and variable winds elsewhere ™,J, ; nd /-bangcablo weather probable generally showers ip. parts, especially in the northernmost districts. Baronictri" presc.Hro ii unsteady. e=neciallv i i .i " ?s° , JxD™U ! d! Iltriotß ' WllCl ' C " a ftU Meteorologies OlKcc. Wel"ng?oi, BATES - June 26. 1911. DISTRICT REPORTS, (From Our Special Correspondents) Wanjf.-uiui, June 26.—Bitterly cold toner morning, eiicrocded by bright sunshine lasting all day; indications for another hard frost to-night. uimiuer Failing. June 26.-Hoavicst frost of the n < i-ht n; das '' followcd by a elcar . cold

Palracrston. June 26.-j:harp frost f o l. lowed by fine day. The cold is verv Shannon, June Z6.-Bright and sunny with keen frost at night. Jl Otaki, June 26-Froet, followed by sunshine.

Greytown, June 26.-Cloudy and cold thermometer. «dos. F. at 9 a.m.; rain ins olY; wind. S.V.

'•fasterton. Juno 26.—Rev. A. Hodge re ported at sin o'clock to-night for the previous twenty-four hours ns follows:-Shade t»mncratnrc. m:uimum 52.2dcg., minimum 36Aleg., mean «.3dcg.; earth temperature i7.sdeg.; wind, nuiet, S.; rain, 5 pointswenther, bright, day. and dull, cold nlghV Woodville, June 25.—Fine weather' verv sharp nights. '

• Hastings, June 26.-To-day the weather has been fair and cMly.