METEOROLOGICAL.
Wind.— L, light, for, breeze ; fb, fresh breeze ; mg, moderate £<Ue ; g, whole or. heavy gale; w, gale of exceptioniil severity. Weather.— B, blue sky, bo the atmosphere plear or heavy; C, clouds, passing clouds ; D, drizzling rain; F, t fogpy ; G, gloomy, dark weather; H, hail; li, huhtninjj ; M, misty; O, overcast, the whole slty covered with thick clouds ; H, passingshowers; Q, squally ; X, rain, continued, i am; S, suow; T, thunder; U, ugly threatening appearance. | WEATHER FOEECAST F0R.24 HOURS FROM 9 a.m. TO-DAY. Wind— Gale from the northward, changing by the west, at all places northward of Napier aud Wanfranui, but changing by the eaßt from thence southward to Tiinaru and Hokitika, and strong from between north and west and south-west elsewhere Barometer — Fall everywhere Sea— Heavy on both coasts TiDESpHigh on both coasts Ram is to be expected generally Warninprsignals for northerly sales are exhibited at Gape Mima Van Diemen and Tiritiri, and for easterly gales at Capes Campbell, Farewell, and Foulwiud SYNOPSIS OP LAST 24 HOURS. Slowly decreasing pressure everywhere, and thare have been heavy easterly gales at most places north of East Cape, Taupo, and Rasjlau, but moderate to strong winds, principally from tho northward, in most other parts of the country. Eain has fallen heavily north of East Cape, Taupo and Raglan, and from thence south to Kaikoura it lms beun light but steiidy. Low pressure from NW is appi caching Ctipo Farewell, travelling to the SE, and low pressure from west will pass east of the meridian of South Cape on the 31bt; both disturbances are decreasing in intensity R. A. EDWIN
Sfcatiou, Wind. Bar. Ther. in Shade Weather. Capo Mann Van Dioinan Russell Mnimkan Heads Auckland Qisbome Spit (Napier) ... Castlepoint New Plymouth Patea CVaiiganui Foxton Wellington Blenheim Dape Canipljell ... Kajltoura Nelson ... Farewell SDit ... Westpoi-fc ji-eyraouth HolcMlra Bealey Lyttelt6n Dhristchuieh ... liinarii [)awaru Port Chalmers... Diinedin ijueeiistown Nuggets [iivercai-jrill Blutt N fb NNW 1 N fb N 1 NEm'g SW 1 NE br NE fb NEI NE 1 E f b Calm NWI Calm SE 1 SE 1 E f b ' SE 1 SE br El Calm NE br Cnlm Wbr (Jiilm Calm Calm N\V 1 NE 1 NEI W br 29-85 29-80 20-79 ■29-80 2985 2987 29-86 2974 29-70 2985 2977 29-79 2978 29-88 29-71 29-8S 29-73 29/0 29-75 29-70 29-86 29-75 29-81 sa>-80 29-86 29-70 29 75 29-82 29-78 29-76 29-78 6S 62 60 66 60 55 56 60 58 60 57 5u 50 51 52 60 57 55 55 53 45 55 51 41 39 50 55 38 48 43 C B C CG B G C B CF O G C 0 C P O F C O n c o c p B C c B C c • B BC B B C , B B C B C B C 0
TO-DAY"S WEATHEE. FROM OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT 9 A.M.
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Evening Post, Volume LIX, Issue 127, 30 May 1900, Page 4
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