BAD WEEK-END PREDICTED
Anyone who could find fault with tho weather in the city to-da'jr must be a confirmed pessimist. It has been "a perfect day," tho kind of day in which this city of oura looks at its best, with the bluo waters of Port Nicholson glinting in tho sunlight, reflecting tho cloudless blue overhead, and with tho distant hills bathed in a soft haze. Tho weather is, in fact, "out of -season,"- but unfortunately it will not remain so for very much longer,- according to the Meteorological Office. At daybreak this morning there was a heavy mist, whioh tho heat of the sun soon dispersed. A very cold night was experienced last night. Cool and changeable weather has been experienced all over tho country, with showers in a few places. Variable breezes have prevailed,- and Htlle ohango in atmospherics pressure has taken place since yesterdayAccording to the forecast issued to-day, the prospects for a good week-end are not at- oil promising. A falling barometer Tis predicted with moderate to strong-easterlies, backing to freshening n'ortherlies north of New Plymouth and Napier, and increasing moderate winds olsewhere. Increasing cloudiness and haziness will probably precede a change in the-weather.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 100, 27 April 1917, Page 8
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198BAD WEEK-END PREDICTED Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 100, 27 April 1917, Page 8
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