METEOROLOGICAL. WELLINGTON'S WEATHER.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 74, 30 March 1910, Page 6

METEOROLOGICAL. WELLINGTON 'S WEATHER.

THE CIUJf. Rose to-day-v6h 2m a.m.; sets oh (fin p.m. Rises tomorrow— 6h Cm a.m. ; sets 5h 46m p.m. HIUUHV hL'.VS..IMYesterday— Morning, Ih 30m; afternoon, ml; total, lh bOm. THE MOON. (Calculated for New Zealand Mean Time.) D. H. M. Last quarter 4 7 22 p.m. Xcw mqff) 11 11 42 p.m. First quarter IS 3 7 p.m. Full moon 26 7 Si a.m. TEMPF.RATURK IV SHADE. Yesterday — Maximum, 6Sdeg.; minimum, 55deg. ; mean, ei.sdt'c. To-day, at noon— s6deg. lIAI.NFALL. For the 24 hours preceding 9 a.m. to-day— O.Olin. Total to date during the month — S.OSIn. Total rainfall fur Februnry— 4.2sln. WIND. Average velocity for the 24 hours preceding 0 a.m. to-day— 2o miles per hour. BAROMETER. Yesterday— s p.m., 50.06. To-day— 9.3o a.m., 29.02; noon, ».91. SEW ZEALAND. SYNOPSIS OF THE LAST 24 HOURS. A C3clonic disturbance has docloped northward of East Capu and Kawhia, and the barometer at Russel recoids the lowest reading for a cyclone since SGtii June, 1807. Heavy easterly gales have been experienced with very heavy rain northward of East Cape and Kawhia. Thunder and lightning occurred before midnight in the far north. Gloomy and showery weather has extended southward •» also, and the winds increased during the night in Cook Strait, where south-easterly gales were reported this morning. TO-DAY'S WEATHER. r«OM OBSmVATIOMS TAKIH iT 9 A.M

Wind.— L. light; br, breeze; t b, Iresh breeze ; in g, modevate gale ; g, whole or heavy gale; w, gale ot exceptional seventy. Weather.— B. blue sky, be the atmosphere clear or heavy; V, clouds, passing clouds: D, drizzling ram; F, l'oggy; U, gloomy, dark weather; U, hail; L, lightning; 51, misty; 0, o\ercast, the whole sky covered with thick clouds; I', passing showers; Q, squally, R, j rain, continued rain; S, snow; T, thunder; U, ugly, threatening appearance. fORSCAST. At B a.m. the following farces it was Issue* (or the subsequent 24 bears:j Winds.— A heavy easterly gale, changing by south-east, is probable northward ot Kaikoura and Farewell Spit; southerly, strong to gale, probable elsewhere. Barometer.— Fall northward of Hokitika and Lyttelton, but rising fast everywhere alter from 16 to 24 hours. Sea.— Very heavy northward of Eait Cape, and Increasing southwards shortly; considerable on all the western coast, and increasing after 10 hours. Tides.— Very high northward of East Cape; blgii on all the eastern const, and lnci»asini» on all the western coapi. Weather.— Very heavy rnin is probable in m«tny parts of the North Island, with floods, especially ou the cast i-onht. Rain i-> alto probable elsewhere, crpi-cially on tlio I'-ii-t coast of the Soutn Island. Warning signal for .-cutli < .ii-terh sale is exhibited at Cape Maua Van Dicinen. liritin. and East Capo, Tapes Campbell, and Farewell Spit, and for southerly at Cane Kouln-md, Nugget Point, and Centre Island. 9. C. SATIS.

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