THE WEATHER.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1192, 29 July 1911, Page 4

THE WEATHER.

FORECAST AND SUMMARY.

Present indications arc for a falling baromotor in the southern districts, with increasing northerly and easterly winds. Little movement, and moderate to strong easterly winds probable in the northernmost districts. Unsettled and cloudy weather expected at times generally, and showery in parts. Low pressure is due to pass in the south on or about Sunday morning. . He.-.vy rain fell in the far north during Thursday night. Showery weather has prevailed to-day on the Eaut Coast of i'<io North Island, and tho weather has been cloudy and unsettled at times elsewhere. There has been little movement of the barometer. Moderate to strong easterly niul south-easterly winds have- predominated. D. 0. DATES. Meteorological Office, Wellington, July 28, 1011. DISTRICT REPORTS. (From Our Special Correspondents.) Wanganui, July 28.—Sky blue, with passinc clouds; fair amount of sunshine. Fcildinc, July 28.—Cold morning; bright afternoon; clear night. Talmcrston, July 23.—Fine, but keen easterly wind. Olaki, July 28.—Continued sunshine, resembling a summer day. llasterton, July 28.—The Rev. A. Hodge reported; at six o'clock to-night for the previous 24 hours as follows:—Shade temperature, maximum 69.4c1eg., minimum 56/deg., mean 52.9deg.; earth radiation, 29ileg. (being 3deg. frost); earth temperature (lft. below surface), 48dcg.; wind, light; rain, 2 points; weather bright, but dull afternoon. Fcatherstoa, July 28.—Light showers at intervals; indications for better weather. Hastings, 'July 28.—T0-day has been wintry; dull sky, and a little rain. Reports from various stations throughout tho colony will be found in our shipping columns.