METEOROLOGICAL

Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 128, 26 November 1918, Page 2

METEOROLOGICAL

WELLINGTON'S WEATHER.

TWESDAT, ffltb NOTOMBB*.

THB SOS. Rote to-tfay—4h Mm s.m.; sett 7h lrn p.m. Rises to-morrow—4h 15m a.m.; sets 7h 3m p.m. BRIGHT SUNSHINf. Testerdij—Morning, 2h «sm; aftenoen, Bh I 30m; total, 9h 15m. THE MOON. ; (Calcnlated for New Zealand Mean Tim.) D. H. M. Ijew moon .. .. >. < I 31 a.a. Pint quarter .. M w 12 4 Is a.m. i Fall moon « _ ..18 7 8 pj». Last quarter .< .. .. 35 9 55 p.m. TEMPERATURE IV THE SHADE. YerteMajr—Maximum, 69.3deg.; mtnimnm, 4Meg.; menu, Bdfldeg. RAINFALL. Total for tbe 2* hours preceding t a.». to-day —Nil. Total to date during the month—3.l Bin. Total rainfall for Octob«r-«.«ln. WIND. Average Telocity of the wlmj for tbe 24 lioiri preceding 9 a.m. to-day—7.4 mites per honr. BAROMBTER. Yest«f<la}'—9 a.m., 29.61 To-day— 9 a.m., 29.53; noon, 25.48. NHW ZEALAND. SYNOPSIS OF LAST 24 HOtiRS. The woatlier lias been changeable generally, with strong and squally west and south-west winds prevailing. Scattered fain iiad been reported, but heavy rain )m fallen in tha western diitrletß of tbe South Island. The barometer Ims been unsteady and is still low everywhere. * ' FORECAST. At t %.ca. to-day the following forecast wai lafiHud for tho subsequent 24 honi's:— Winds--Soiith-we.it winds prevailing, strong to gale :it tlmps. Baroincter— RUe everywhere scon. Sens—Heavy swell southwards of Castlepoint flful.on tho lfeat coast oi.tbn South Island; yimsirierablt; o<> Hie west coast of thn North Island: rough northward cf East Cape; aiod«-. rate elsftwiinfi'. • TldM-./kftiiierato northward of East Cape; g««l cirov iiere. Wai-ii-.f; slc'ia!l! for soKiiierir galss arc exhih!t<il :ti Cape Murin Van Dieciicn. Tirititi, fiftatlßffOin'., Ca.pri Catapbeil. steplntn .(tiand. Farewell ?pir, and Nuspet Poiat,. W«4r.h«ii~oli»B(i«Ab!« «(ifi squally ivuHhcf iiencrally, with heavy ihotrtrt is m»ny parti « tk* ooantry,