FORECAST FOR TO-DAY’S WEATHER.

Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 230, 26 June 1935, Page 8

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY’S WEATHER.

Cold, unsettled, squally; intermittent rain. Following is the weather report and forecast issued by the Meteorological Office, Wellington, for 24 hours ending 4 p.m. to-day: — WiU backing C1 to soutlbwesterfv'nor'irof Cook southerlies. later on the west coast of the South Island. YESTERDAY’S WEATHER. Wellington.— -Rain fell nt Wellington daring the I morning, and dynasty conditions “SS »9 Rnmfall at'“The Dominion” building for 24 hours to midnight, o.sin. cold temperatures; high gusty Mastmou— occasional light rain showers; light westerly breeze. Wane i ui— Wet ami stormy throughout the day, and conditions were cold. Iheie was a strong north-westerly wind between midday and two o clock. ffmlicaVVaipukurau,—A brightest!nny 7 morning, but the sky clouded over at noon; toward evenin" the temperature dropped. The barometer was low. Auckland.— Boisterous and wet.; a strong westerly wind, which at tunes reached gale force accompanied by frequent rain squalls, blew from early morning. The barometer was still low, but was rising slowly, registering 29.50 m. last evcn »’SChristchurch Overcast and cold, with rain and a strong south-west breeze. The Ch maximum temperature was 44.7 deg. The barometer was rising steadily and Dunedin — lt'waFagahJcold and wintry; a light misty rain fell, at intervals and D conditions were unsettled throughout the day. The maximum temperature was 47deg. The barometer was steady at 29.20 in.