FORECAST FOR TO-DAY’S WEATHER

Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 46, 18 November 1936, Page 10

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY’S WEATHER

Rain shortly becoming general; temperatures mild. Following is the weather report, and forecast issued by the Meteorological Office Wellington, for the 24 hours ending 3 p.m. to-day.— westerlies and in places to southerly in the southern portion of the South south of Cape Egmont anti in the Cook and Foveaux Straits areas; elsewhere in New Zealand waters moderate to rather rough. ATndprnfp to stron"’ north-easter! vto northerly winds m the eastern Tasm n k , M later changing to soufberlies in the far southern portion; seas rather rough Weather°cloudv to overcast and, in places-, misty or foggy ; rain over mXt of the South Island, and shortly becoming general; some heav falls m Westland and the far south. Temperatures mild. “YESTERDAY’S WEATHER. Wellington.— There was some sunshine during the morning ami ufternoou. luit most of the day was cloudy and overcast, with a fresh »orth-wes H « m blowing. The minimum temperature on Monday night wns 48.1de„.. and the maximum yesterday 64.3 deg.: nt 3.30 pm. the temperature was 61. deg. Rainfall at “The Dominion” building tor z 4 hours ended m)dni„ht. nil. Total for month. 3.37 in.: for year, 51.1 in. Masterton.— Fine but overcast; light westerly breeze. ~v (. .t l>r| ,- breeze Waipukurau.—A short sharp earthquake was experienced at 6.4., a.m. A beaut: fnl warm, sunnv dav. Temperature at 1 p.m., <«Mug. . , . Auckland— \lthough the weather continued fine to-day. an increasingly fresh wind “blowing from the north and conditions were unsett ed The barometer wgq stpadv during the morning, hut was? falling after midday. # Christchurch.— Mild and overcast, with a northerly breeze. Maximum temperaDunedin -Though nS was warm, maximum D temnerntute"being 70deg. There was a slight north-east breeze in the morning but this fell away completely toward evening. The barometer fell from 29?85in. to 29.64 in.