METEOROLOGICAL

Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 26, 31 July 1911, Page 6

METEOROLOGICAL

WELLINGTON'S W^ATHEA. THE SUN, Rose W-dny— "h H.ttt.i sets 4h bsm p.tn, Rises tO'int)frflW-Msh S9tn a.m. ; sets rtTHffip.ffi. BKIGHf StJN'SHINE. Yesterday— Morf ing, 4h 15m; afternoon, 2h Sm; total, 6h 20W. THE MOOS. (Calculated for New Zealand Mean Time.) ■«. n, si. Fust qUafter •• .., „,3 S 50pBl Filll nioou „. ... ... 12 0 23 am. Last quarter , 1» 6 1 fc.m, New fnoofl ... ,„ „, 2e 1 ii a,t» TEMPERATt/RE IN THS SSA6E. Yesterday— Jtasimum, S*,4deg. ; minimum, 43deg.; ffleati, 50.2deg. To-day, Ah fition-'SWeg. RAINWtL* for the U hotifS pfecediog 9' a.nl, to'd«*— Nil. Total td dftte dufifig the month— ?.<^iii, To-tal rainfall fof jifte-4.Siifl. WIND. Avw4ge velocity for the 24 hmffg- preceding 6 «.nV td-day— 6 Wiles pe* hottf, BAfiO^ETEfe, Yesterday— 5 p.m., 29 75. To-dft?--9.30 a.iv.,- 20,00; noon, 29.68. new Zealand, SYNOPSIS Of LAS* 4& HOtfRS. Mild weather has been experienced gene* rally, bitt cloudiness ihcteftsfed on Saturday, and passing showers and some fain fell at scattered places on Saturday flight afld Stfnday. Moderate to strong northerly wihds have prevailed, dnd gquilly conditions oc curred at times iff parts southward of New Plymouth and Napier. The wind hii moderat«d everyttherei and the difectiofts are more variable this mofhitg with a rising barometer following a steady fall on Saturday and eafly Sunday morning, TO-DAY'S vrBATSSR, frm observations tsfeefl ih 6 a.m.

WJnu.~L, light} br. breeze { i b, fresb breeze; m g, ffiodeTftte gale; g, *liole bt heavy gate; w, gale of exceptional severity, Weather.— B, blue sky, be the atmosphere ete&f 6r Be4vyj 0, cfodde, f^isiflg ciduds) C, ■drizzling rait*; 11,I 1 , foggy; O, gloomy, dark ■weather; fl, hail; L, ligbtning; M, misty; O, overcast, the whdte sky covered with thick eWuda; f, passing showepsj Q, squally 1 R, f«in, continued rain; S, snow; T, thunder} V, ugly, threatening appearance; Z, jiazy. At 9 a.ffl. Uie. following forecAet. «a« issued for the aub«fe(jiuent, 24 hours i— Winds.— Variable, but northerly, moderate to strong, pretailing generally. ] fiai-offletec— Little movement generally, cue I ifH'ofe^bly falling after from tea ttf siiteeri ?li6«rs, especially in the South, Be&,— Generally moderate. , ttides. — Good northward of East Capo and ( *<)ittthi»af dt- of Capo Egmontj moderate elseASheie, \tte*Hi«fc— Pair weaiher generally, bufc hazy »«B* miselfled at Unites In nlaJiy pftft* of the cdwntry, and especially <5n the West Ceusfc •Vtfld BouftemmoSb districts of tiie Sduth is« land. <», C. BATES/

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