METEOROLOGICAL
WELLINGTON'S WEATHER,
FRIDAY, 13th MAY.
The Mow).—New moon, Bill day, i SJi-».». First quarter; 15th day, 2.55' a.m. Full moon, 22nd day,- 7.45 a.m. Last quarter, 30th day, 7.15 p.m. • s ■ ■ "■■ . , ■ : The Sun—Rose to-day, 6h 49m:a.m.; sets ih 45m p.m. Kiscs to-morrow, 6h 50m a.m.; sets 4h 44m p.m, Bright Sunshine: \ YesterdayMorning, 3h 15m j* afternoon,. .4li','3om; ■■> total, 7h 45in. Temperature jn Shafle—Yesterday, maximum 50.8deg.; minimum, 44.6deg.; mean, 47.7deg. Rainfall—Total fo- thi -24 hours precedine 9 a.m. to-day—C.OSin;' Total todatfl«-durmg the mouth—l,Z4lnV ' Total for'; April—l.2lin. Win*—Velocityi of -the wißd lor th« 24 h»ur« preceding 9 aim. to-day—lo.7 miles per hour. Barometer—Y«sterday,9 a;m.', 30.13. To-day, 9 a.m., 30.25; noon, 30.28. ....; ., .;■;, •. ..... . i .-./>■ SYNOrSIS OF I.AST 24 «0 CRS. ; High southerly winds and cold, squally, ■and showery, conditions;-have continued, witlfincreasing atmospheric pressure. !
Weather—B, blue sky, be the ■ atmosphcrej clear or hazy; C, cloudy, passing clouds; D, drilling rain; F, foggy; G, gloomy, dark weather; H, hail; L, lightning; M, misty; 0,, overcast, the whole sky covered with thick clouds; P, passing showers;/*}, squally; R, rain, continued, rain; S, sn6w: T, thunder; U, ngly, threatening appearance; Z, hazy. Wind—L, light; br, breeze; fb, fresh breeze; m g, moderate gale; g, whole or heavy salt, w, gale of exceptional severity.
At 9 «uin. to-day the following forecast wM issued for the subsequent 24 hours:— ' Winds—South-easterly, moderate to strong, prevailing. Barometer—Rise everywhere. Seas—Considerable between East Cape and Castlepoint; heavy between Castlepoint and Kaikoura; rough southwards and in Cools Strait; moderate swell elsewhere. Titles—nisi) southward-of Hast Cape; good northwards; lioor to moderate elsewhere. Weather—Squally and changeable, with, scattered showers iiT the northern and east coast ■ district?. A very cold night generally, w ith frosts in land and hard frosts in the South. P. 0, B.iTESk :!
T0D4A S WEVTHER ' From observations taken at 9 a.M. V Stttiei TUtr. ..,.' Wind. ' Bar. li \Tt'th'r A»dt Cape Maria VD SW mg 30.28 69 C Russell .: SW 1 30.18 52 0 Hokianga neads ..S b'r 30.17 49 O Kaipara Sig Stn SK fb ,". 30.16 55 " C Manukan Heads ..S fb 3D.18 55 C Auckland ...... Calm 30.24 52 ii Tiritiri SW 30.24. 52 Z Kawliia SE 1 30.23 46 ' B 'Taurauga '. SW fb ,30.13 48 B Taupo S mg 30.10 ,50 B Hast Cape Lino ; interrupted. Gisborne SW fb 30.03 , 51 0 Napier S br 30.14 51 BC Castlepoinfc S br 30.20 40 C Cape Palliser .. SW fb 30.24 50 , P ' Cape Egmont .. SB, 1. 30.23 « B ■ Vatea KNB 1 .30.23 . ,4b C Wangamii NW 1 30.f4 49 '7i Foxton Calm .30.21 ,« ,,MlC Wellington ...... S fb 30.25 .49: ■ OftP Cape Campbell .. S fb 30.2b 57 0>H Farewell Spit S . 30.27 49 B Westport ; SE'l 30.26 39 B Greymouth ...... E br 30.31 37 B Bealey Calm 30.29 33 C Chiistcburch ...... S 1 30.30 48 O Akaroa E.H. ...-'SW g ■ -30.30 47 Q Timaru S I 30.32' 43 B Oamarti........ SW fb 30.34- 48 - BC Duncdin ....;...SW fb 30.36 45 OP Queenatown .... Calm 30.38 ,36 BO Nuggets ....S fb 30.34 ' 45 V Bluff SW br 30.30 46 • 0
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 113, 13 May 1921, Page 3
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