METEOROLOGICAL.
Wind.— L, litflifc ; In-, bt'ee/.e; fl>, fresh breeze ; vi k, moderate ystlo ; g, wholo or heavy gale ; w; gale of escepfcional severity. Weather.— U, blue sky, be the atmosphere clear or heavy; (J, clouds, passing cJonds; 1), drizzling rain; F, foggy; G. gloomy, dnvk wcathor; H, bail; L, lightning; M, misty; 0, overcast, tho whole sky covered with thick clouds ; V, passing Bhowors j 0, squally j R, rain, continued rain ; S, Bnow; T, thunder; U, ugly threatening appearance. WEATHEB FOERCAST FOE 24 HOURS PKOM 0 A.M. TO-DAY. Winu- Qnle from between north-enst and north and west at all places northwurd "of East Cape, Tnupo, niul Cnpe E^uiont; moderate northerly winds, chaiitfins- eastward, from tbenco south to Knikom-u iind Hokif.ilta; and moderate southerly wind, backing: to the westward, elsewhere BAitOMiiTKit— Full evHi-ywhere ' Sea— Considerable on western coast, al.-io on east coast north of East Cape: moderate elsewhere TiDT.s— Good on all western coast; Tow botween Napier and East Cape ; moderate elsewhere Warning signals for northerly K»les continue at Capo Maria Van lUemen and Tintiri Kain ia probable at i)lace.snoith of East Cnpe, Wanganui, and Cape Fnrewoll; showory thence southward SYNOPSIS OP LAST 2-1 lIOUIIS. Dccrensiug pressure overywhoro until about noon, and since then it bus 1 ison south of Napier and New Plymouth, but continned to fall slowly in tho north. Low jn-ossuro from west will pns's eastward of the nieridiuu of Bouth Cape on 15tli also one probably about the 18th. Low pressure from NW is approaching Capo Farewell, but in steadily decreasing in iutensity B. A. EDWIN.
Station. Wind. , Bar. Ther. in Shade Weather. Cape Mavm Van Dioman Jln^oW Mniiukuu Heads Auckland Gislmine SpiL(Nnpier) ... Cafillepoint New Plymouth Patoa Wnnganui Foxlon Wellington Blenheim Cupo Campbell ... Ktiikouva Nelson 11*0 ve well Spit ... Westport Greynioutb. ... IFokitika ' ... Benley Lyttelton • Clirietcliurcli ... Timurti oamn.ru ... Port Chalmers... Dunedin QiieeiiHtowu Nuggets liivei-curgill Bluff .. N 1 W 1 NW fl) WNW 1 Call i! N InNW 1 SK IWNW br W 1 NW 1 S 1 NE 1 S 1 SJ3 1 SW 1 SW 1 SW hv SW br W 1 NW 1 Culm Culm N br NE 1 NT3 br NE 1 W 1 SW 1 SW br W fb 29-97 2995 29-00 30 02 2U-B5 iW-81 23-81 29 78 2970 2970 29-76 2078 29-75 29-83 29-78 29-74 29 78 yi)-80 29-83 29 79 29-83 20-81 29-80 29-83 29-88 U3-74 29-08 29 89 2U 70 29-08 29-78 70 70 G7 70 70 72 08 68 G!) 69 70 70 59 5!) Cl 62 64 60 61 57 55 67 66 62 62 60 60 57 no 55 57 M G OPQ X O B C a •B H C B C B C U C < B C B 0 O C c O C C B C C O 0 0 0 U 0 B C B CP
TO-DAY'S -WEATHER. FROM OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT 9 A.M.
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Evening Post, Volume LIX, Issue 11, 13 January 1900, Page 4
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