"CLOUDY, UNSETTLED AND BOISTEROUS"
\ —* — Wellington had a welcome spell of sunshine thS morning, but towards midday th© clouds, with ■which the citizens, are much more familiar, returned in full force. Strong 1 and squally north-west winds and gloomy and unsettled 1 weather havo continued 'generally. Bain has fallen indistricts with a westerly aspect in both islands, and also about Cook and Foveaux Siraita. The westerly low pressure area has intensified somewhat since yesterday, and cloudy, unsettled and boisterous weather is likely to prevail, with rain ■generally. Heavy rain, with rising rivers. 13 probable on the West Coast and southernmost districts of the South Island. Colder conditions, may be expected to follow shortly, with high westerly •wiffds booking to sooth in from 16 .to 2U»PBiai ...
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 136, 5 December 1918, Page 8
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