THE WEATHER.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1197, 4 August 1911, Page 5

THE WEATHER.

FORECAST AND SUMMARY. Present Indications are. for. cold and changeablo conditions preceding a short spell of fair weather in most parts of the country. The barometer will probably rise slowly everywhere, with "'moderate southerly winds, Westerly winds, moderate to strong, and Toerlng to southerly havo prevailed,' with changeable weather. lialn has fallen In many parts of the country, and the barometer has risen everywhere. v . - D. 0. BATES, Office, Wellington, August 3, 1511. DISTRICT REPORTS, (From Our Special Correspondents.! , Wanßanui.—FiiKi moi-nir.pr. dull afternoon, light, showers in the oveninc. Feildlng, August 3—Showers of rain from oarly morning. ' Palmerston, August 3.—Eain fell in tho early morning, out about 11 o'clock it cleared, and a nice warm day followed. Shannon, August 3—Fins, and vory mild, Otaki, August 3.—Sunshine. . Ma.st<rton, August 3.—The Rev. A. Hodge, reporting at 6 p.m. for tho previous 24 hours, 3tatcd:—Shade temperature maximum, 61dcK., minimum 37.4d0g., moan 49.2 lies.; earth ladiation, 29deE. (being 3dopr. frost); earth temperature, 47.5 deg.; wind, fresh S.W.; weather f;uiet, cloudy and dull. Featherston, August 3—Pino, bright sunshino in morning, showery in afternoon. Oartorton, August 3.—To-day's weather was fine, but dull; indications pointing to rain. Tho atmosphwo la keen. Greytown, August 3.—The weather is now fine, but it threatens to rain (from the south) very soon. It rained a. little durins last night. Hastings, August 3.—Brieht and sunny. [Beports from various stations throughout the Dominion will bo found in our columns.'!