THE WEATHER.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1222, 2 September 1911, Page 4

THE WEATHER.

FORECAST AND SUMMARY. Present indications are for a falling barometer everywhere shortly, and particularly in tho southern districts. Increasing haziness will probably precode a. changc in the weather in most carts of the country in about twenty-four hours. Freshening northerly winds expected, especially southward of Now Plymouth and Oastlepoint. Tlie barometer rose everywhere during tho night, with strong but decreasing southerly winds. The weather improved, aud has been line to-day generally. D. C. BATES. Jleteorolocical Office, Wellington, September 1, 1911. [Koport3 from various stations throuihout tho Dominion will ho found in 'our shipping columns/] DISTRICT REPORTS. (From Our Special Correspondents.) Wanganui, September I.—Glorions day. Feilding, September I.—ldeal spring day, and mild night. Palmorston, September I.—Beautifully fino all day, the equinoctial wind having dropped completely. Shannon, September I.—Weather fine and mild. Otaki, September I—Fine. Masterton, September I—Tho Bev. A. Hodge reported at 5 o'clock to-night tor tlio previous twenty-four hours as follows:— Shade temperaturo, maximum 61dcg„ minimum 45dcg., mea-n 53deg.; earth radiation,, Glides.; earth temperature (Ift. below surface), 51deg.; wind, high breeze, !•!.: weather, pleasant spring day; mild, cleaan'Feathcrston, September I.—Bright, fine day; temperaturo mild. Greytown, September I.—The weather is calmer; light K.E. wind; slight rain last night; cloudy to-day. Hastings, September I.—Dull; one heavy shower.