FORECAST FOR TO-DAY’S WEATHER.

Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 217, 11 June 1935, Page 8

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY’S WEATHER.

Cold, squally and changeable.

Following is the weather report and forecast issued by the Meteorological Office, Wellington, for 24 hours ending 4 p.m. to-day: — Another of the present series of deep westerly depressions is at present crossing the South Island, and still another is to be expected before the series closes. _ Winds between north-west and south-west; moderate to strong generally and in Seas P moderate’ ! in coastal waters on parts of the east coast; elsewhere m New Strong “vest tTsoutli-wfst winds'to gales, and rough to high seas, in the eastern Weather m coV squally and changeable. Showers at times in most districts, but more especially western and southern. Snow probable on ranges and m the far south, and hail in places. YESTERDAY’S WEATHER. Wallington.— Fine and clear weather prevailed in Wellington yesterday, but in the afternoon the wind increased from the north. The minimum tempera ure on Sunday night was 37.0 deg.; the maximum yesterday, 01.9 deg., and the temChrlstchurch. — After heavy snow throughout the province on Sunday night, the weather to-day was fine and sunny. The maximum temperature was 44.3 deg., and the minimum 25.7 deg. The barometer was falling very slowly, and registered 29.27 in. , , » . Palmerston North.— Brilliant sunshine following heavy early morning ram, cool southerly breeze; milder temperatures. Masterton. — Bright sunshine from a cloudless sky; light northerly wind. Wanganui.— Following on a stormy night, the weather was sunny, with chilly conditions during the morning. The afternoon was overcast with threatening conditions, rain commencing to fall just before dark. . . . Wainukurau.— Heavy rain fell between midnight and daylight, 63 points being recorded A cold day followed with frequent showers. The barometer rose

the conditions improved yesterday, a strong westerly wind was blowing, and occasional rain squalls were experienced. The barometer continued low, but had been steady at 29.60 in. since midday.