FORECAST FOR TO-DAY’S WEATHER.
Squally and changeable, with rain at times.
Following is the weather report, and forecast issued by the Meteorological Office, Wellington, for the 24 hours ending 3 p.m.: A depression crossed the Dominion during Wednesday night and yesterday morning and is being followed by a rather vigorous secondary. An anti-cyclone is moving on to south-eastern Australia. # . Rather variable winds at first, with northerlies predominating, and strong to gak force in places. A change to strong southerlies setting m shortly in the lai south and becoming general within about 24 hours. . Seas mainly moderate at first in New Zealand waters, but becoming rough at times in many places during to-day. . . , Moderate to strong northerly to north-westerly winds in the tastein lasnai . . , but a change to southerlies advancing soon from the west; seas becoming Weather and changeable, with rain at times in most districts. Temperatures becoming cooler. YESTERDAY’S WEATHER. Wellington.—Mainly fair, with a fresh north-westerly breeze. Minimum temperature during Wednesday night, 51.2 deg.; maximum yesterday, 6~.9dcg., ! Rain fid I 1 at “The Dominion” building for 24 hours ended midnight, .01m. Total for month. 2.57 in.; for year, 50.30 in. . . Palmerston North. —Dull, with occasional sunshine; weather clearing, ngni Wanganui.—Fine and sunny, but occasionally overcast; warm light westerly breeze. Masterton.—Fine but overcast; practically no wind. _ , Waipukurau.—Dull, calm day, but warm, with the temperature at i p.m. 64d(.g. Auckland.—Dun and misty. Sky was. heavily overcast, and light ram fe throughout, the afternoon. Conditions mild. Barometer was steady .11 Christchll/cii.— Fine and sunny, with strong west-north-west breeze in the morning and strong north-easr breeze in the afternoon. Maximum temperature b. .6 deg. Barometer steady at 29.77)11. . 1 . Dunedin.—The sun shone practically without interruption tor a total ot 14 nouis. There was a slight breeze from the north-west, and the maximum tcmpeuiture was 65deg. The barometer rose to 29.61 in.
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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 42, 13 November 1936, Page 8
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