METEOROLOGICAL.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 120, 17 November 1911, Page 6

METEOROLOGICAL.

WELLINGTON'S WEATHER. THE SUN. « Rose to-day— 4h 21m a.m.;' sets 6fl 00m p.m. ! Kises to-morrow— 4h 20m a.m. ; sets 6h Slm-p.m. BRIGHT SUNSHINE. ' Yesterday— Morning, 3h 30m; afternoon,' 4h 45m; total, 8b lorn. THE MOON. ' \ - (Calculated ,f»r New Zealand Mean Time.) D. H. M. Full moon 7 8 18 a nt.t Last quarter ' ... 13 6 SO p.m New mpon 21 8 19 a m*. First quartet' B 9 1 12 p.m. TMIPERA-lURE IN THE SHADE. ' Yesterday — Maximum, 02.2deg. ; minimum, 53deg. ; mean, G7.Gdeg. To-duy, at noon.-i-59deg. RAINFALL. For the 24 hours preceding 8 ».m. today— Total to date during tho month— l.o2in. Total rainfall for October— l.o7in. , WIND. Average velocity for the 24 h«urs pwcedlnti » AJn. to-day— 18 miles per hour. . BAROMETER. Yesterday— 5 p.m», za.«9. To-day— 9.3o a.m., 29.76; noon, 29.69. NEW ZEALAND. SYNOESIS OF THE LAST 24 HOURS. The barometer lias fallen japidly in the South, and -the winds have changed by west to a, northerly direction, in all parts of the «onnti'y, with moderate gales reported at several places this morning southward of New Plymouth and Cantlepoint Thunderstorms occorxed on both the west and east coasts of the South Island during the night. Fleshes are reported in. the rivers on the West Coast of the South IslacJ, and considerable seas on most parts of the west coast. Changeable weather has prevailed, with increasing cloudiness, especially southward of New l'lymouth and Napier.