FORECAST FOR TO-DAY’S WEATHER.

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 134, 2 March 1936, Page 8

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY’S WEATHER.

Mostly fair and mild, with light to moderate winds. Following is the weather report and forecast issued by the Meteorological Office, Wellington, for the 24 hours ending 3 p.m. to-day:— A shallow depression has been crossing the Dominion during yesterday and today, and a second one is located over the Tasman bea. On the whole, P sure is, however, rather uniform, and there is little storm activity. Winds light to moderate and variable; southerlies predominating at first, but later northerlies. Seas slight to moderate in New Zealand waters. Moderate north-east to northerly winds, turning later to southerlies, in the eastern Tasman Sea; seas slight to moderate. . - • Wonther for the most part fair and mild, but some scattered rams at first in the northern and north-eastern portions of the North Island, and later m wes ern and far southern portions of the South Island. WEEK-END WEATHER. Wellington.—-Saturday was cloudy and warm, with a fibnnf 4 D m the weather became overcast and threatening ana a souuiei y breeze continuing throughout the week-end. Light ram fell on Sunday moruin" but am day the weather cleared and the afternoon was bright and sunnv The maximum temperature on Saturday was 72 ldeg.. and on Sunday 66 9(leg. The minimum temperature on Saturday night vias ob.~de„. Ramfall at ‘’The Dominion” building for 48 hours ended midnight, .Oar . Rainfall for March, ,05in.; for year. 13.61 in. ■ Palmerston North.—Saturday: Warm sunshine in n'orning; sky J ~ t / Sunday: M Wanganui.—Saturday was fine, but became cloudy in the late afternoon and slight rain fell. Sunday was cloudy. northeast on Saturday varying from south to west yesterday. Chr lt in. at 5 p.m. . . ~ ture was 62deg.