METEOR OLOGICAL. TO-DAY'S WEATHER.
Wind.— L, light; br, l>r«cz«; 1 b, fr«*U breeze ; mg, moderate gnle ; c, whole or lieivy talc; w, gale tit exceptional ueventy. W<otli*r.--B, blue sky, b- the atmoipUere dear or )ie*vy; C, clouds, pujing clouJ»; D, duszling rain: I', iogsy; O. gloomy, daelt weather; 11, hall: L, lightning ; M. niUty; O, orncMt, the whole aky covered with think cloud* ; V, paaainff ohowera; Q, oqvmily; 11. rain, continued ram; 8, iaow; T, thuuekr; U, ugly, threatening app«arance. WEATHER FORECAST FOR 24 HOURS FROM 9 a.m. TO-DAY. wind. — Strong to gale from the northward at plscc* northward of Kast Cape, Taupo, and Capa Epinont; strong from eamo direction other puccd thence southward to Gape Campbell and UokitiUi ; moderate to etiong westeily winds cleewhtre. lliromcter. — Fall everywhere. - Sen.— Considerable on east ooaet northward cf I'-tst Cape, also at Cape Campbell and on west coast ot Cape Egmcut, Faiewcll Spit,, and Wc3tport : moderate ctetwherc. Tides. — High on east coast northward of Eozt Cnpe and at Cape Cjmpbell, also on fftrt coaet at New Plymouth, Cape Farewell, md Weetport ; moderate all other part*. Rain. — Probably heavy northward of East Cape, Taupo, and New Plymouth, al*> probnblo in most other parts cf the country. Warning e:gnal for northerly gale Id exhibited at Oape Mtirin i'sin Diemcn, Tiritiri, Capes Campbell, Foulwiml, and Farewell Spit. SYNOPSIS OF LAST 24 HOURS. Northward of Thames and Sfanukau Head* the barometer has fallen slowly, but has made little morcTnent thence southward to Cape Campbell and Hnicitika, but has ricen steadflr thence southward. Moderate northerly wind* have bsm experienced m the Sorth Ularul generally, and moderate to strong ' ■outherly winds elcewheie. Rain has fallen in the northern d.-Urieta. R. A. EDWIN. Wednesday, 6th February, 1007.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 31, 6 February 1907, Page 6
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