YESTERDAY’S WEATHER

Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 105, 27 January 1939, Page 8

YESTERDAY’S WEATHER

Wellington. — -Cloudy to overcast with a cool southerly breeze and a light isolated shower at 9.80 n.m. '1 he minimum temperature on Wednesday night was 49.1 deg., and the maximum yesterday was 59.5dcg. At 3.30 yesterday afternoon, the temperature was «>B.> deg., and the barometer reading was 29.888 in. Palmerston North.— Fine but mainly over, east, with u light westerly breeze, .temperatures slightly cooler. Wanganui.—A light southerly wind and bright sunshine all day, with a ? ue s and clouds. Sea smooth. Tl,e A ter reading at 3.30 p.m. was 29.J01H., steady. New Plymouth.— Bright sunshine with a light westerly wind and light passing clouds. The'barometer at a p.m. read 99.7510. ~ , ... Waipukuiau—A perfect sumef s day wi n a maximum temperature of iMtg. »« barometer was unchanged, the leaduu being 29.00 in. . , Napier and Hastings.— l' me, sunny nnd warm, with a south-west, bieeze. Auckland.— Fine mid sunny with a « ■ erale to fresh wind from the south south-west. The maximum temperature was TOdeg. mid barometric pressure was steady with a reading at 5 p.m. of 29.90 in. . Christchurch.— The morning was dull after rain early. Ihe sky eleaied in the afternoon when the wind changed fi-orn the south-west to the east-north-cast The maximum temperature was (>2.7deg. and the barometer at 5 P.m. read ‘’9 825111. and was falling. B/neiFn —Fine with bright sunshine ami practically no wind. . The barometer was steady nt 29.86 in. in the afternoon, the maximum temperature being 88dcg.