WEATHER FORECAST FOR 24 HOURS FROM 9 a.m. TO-DAY.

Evening Post, Volume LXIII, Issue 82, 7 April 1902, Page 4

WEATHER FORECAST FOR 24 HOURS FROM 9 a.m. TO-DAY.

Wind— Gale fiom between uorth-onst and north and nest at nil yliwon northward of Ens I Capo, Tuupo, and Italian, and from between north-east and eoxtancl south-emit elsowltero lUnoMsrKu- F.ill everywhere Ska— Heavy on western const of North Tdlund north ot Ott|to Eg mont and between Ca^o Parewell Spit, Nelson, nnd Westnort, also on enitern count north of Lyttolton ; considerable thence southward t moderate on weßt coast south of Westport TimkS— Very hiirh on east, const north of East Capo ; hiirh thencu to Kuikouni ; good thonco southward ; lii^U on western coast north of Cape Egmmitaiid between Nelson, Cape Fnrowell, and Wettport | modcrato between Capo Egruont and Foxton Bnin is to be oxpeotod at all places northward of Nugget Point and Queonstowu Warning si^iiuls for northorly gales are exhibited at Tlritirl, and for easterly gnlei at Capes Campbell, Farewell Spft, Foulwind, and Nugget Point avNOrsis op lust -18 hours. Northward, of Nnpior and New Plymouth preOHuro lihb decrenscnl slowly, with strong easterly winds, and it hns also aocreasod slowly south of Oamnru and Qneoustown, but has risen slowly elsewhere. Low prosmiro exists westward of Knipara, travelling- to the SE. - K. A. EDWIN.