METEOROLOGICAL. WELLINGTON'S WEATHER.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 63, 12 September 1911, Page 6

METEOROLOGICAL. WELLINGTON'S WEATHER.

THE STJES. Rose to-day— sh 59m a.tn, ; sets Sh 36m p.m. Rises to-morrow— 6h 58ra a,jna. ; v sets 5h 37m p,m, BRIGHT SUNSHINE. Yesterday-^Morning, "Oh 10m; afternoon, Oh 2om; total, Oh 35m. THE MOON. (Calculated for New Zealand Mean Time.)

TEAIPERATtJRE fN THE SHADE. Yesterday — • Maximum, sedeg. ; minimum, Sl.sdeg, ; mean, 6fl.4deg. fo'day^ at noon— sodeg. RAINFALL. for the 24 hours nrecediag & a.m. to-day— o.oiin. Total to date duffrig the month— o.o3in, Total rainfall for August— l.36itl. Average velocity for the 24 hours preceding 9 a.m. to-day— l 2 miles per hour, , BAHOMETER. Yesterday— s p.m., 30.09. To-day— 9.30 a.m., 20.79; noon, 29,71, NEW ZEALAND, SYNOP9IB OP THE LAST 24 HOtJRS. Atmospheric pressure ha? decreased every* Where, with the approach of a westerly Btorm area, and high northerly and westerly winds hare prevailed. gales beina reported in many parts, especially northward of Cook Strait. Unsettled and cloudy weather ha* been ex» perienced throughout the Dominion, and fain has fatten in many partß of both Islands, with rivers rising on the west coast of the South. Heavy setts pit reported northward of East Cape, and considerable to heavy on the west coast southward of Cape Egmont.

First quarter Ftill moon bast quarter New moon First quarter ■U. ... 1 ... 9 ... 16 ... S3 ... So a, 3 3 5 •2 10 61 a.m. 27 a.m. 21 a.m. "I a.m. „38 p.m.