METEOROLOGICAL

Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 3, 5 January 1922, Page 2

METEOROLOGICAL

WELLINGTON'S WEATHER.

THURSDAY, sth JANUARY,

Th« Meon^rint q«irt*f, Sth Say, I.M pirn. Full moon, I4th,day, 2.7 a.m. Last quarter, 20th day, 5.30 p.m. New tnbon, 88« i day, 11.18 a.m. . j'• n».twt.*os» tb-day, »h »Si a.in.'; sets'7h SBm p.m. Rises to-raorrow, 4h 2Sm a.m.: sets I 7h.28m p.m:- Bright Sunshine: Yeitenlar— Mornlhg, 6h Jsni; afternoon, 6h 45ni; total, | 13h 20m. • . .. . ■•■-.- VeniiMratura In fhaM—Y«ittr<Jay, «aila««, 70.7deg.; riilhimiim, *9.5deg.; mean, AO.ldeg. _ Ramfall-Tot»l (or the M; BWr» tHtHlii % &m- tjwUy-Kil. Total to date daring the month—O.Olin. Total.for Dtctrabcr—e.6Tin. Wtiid—Velocity of the wind for the 24 koart preceding 9 a.m. to-««y^«il miles pel hb«r. B«rom«er-}festerday.9 a.m., 30.26. To-day, 9 a.m. 30.18; rno6n, 30.14. ' SYNOFSIS OF lABT Z« HOURB. Atmospheric pressure has shown a decreasing ternleHdy ovfr tHe Dominion, ana, moderate to strong easterly to northerly, "winds have prevailed. The .weather has been fair and warm. ■ . ■ ■

TO-DAY'S. WEATHER.

From obscrrations taken" at 9 a.m.

Weather— B, blue eky, W> the «tttwp((cr« clear or hajy; C, clondy, passing clonds; D, druiling rain! F, fbWJr; O, gloomy, dark weather; H, hail; X, lightning; Mi mistyi-0, 6»ercast fi _tlle *h6l« sky cdwrtd with thick clouds; V, pisking show*fSi, <J, squally;. R, i rain, contirtaea fain; 8, enftw; v f, thunder; .V, ugly, threatening appearance; % haiy. ■ C, calm; I/, light; Bf, breete; FB, fresh 1 ; br**K; SIG, moderate gale; O, whole or heary gale; ,W,.,gal« of exceptional smritjr. ' MIIBCAST.'' At 9 a.m. t»d*y tUe follo*in| foreca*! was . issued for the subsequent 24 hours:— , Winds-fcirsterlj', moderate 10 itrong, Biclting to northerly and then .iticreaMilc strong to gale rtorthward ot Kiiwhia add Cistlepolht; northerly, inereaaing'.strong to gal* after about 16 hours, etoew&erei ' :,. ■ ' ; Barometer—Fall everywhere. 7 Seas—Rough northward o( Bast/Cape and between Cashpoint and Kalkoura;' uoderate 1 "s»e-|t •-■ .?■-.>■ .v.i ■..'■■:.', f Tides—High northward of East Cape; good MMthwaras;. po* eHewVere. warHlhg signals tor northerly iUH are .exhibited at CMtlepoint.'OafeeOatkpbell. Stephen Islaml, Farewell : flok. Cap* Fodlwind, and Nugget Point; and will be ahibited at sunrise at Cape Maria Van Bremen and Tiritiri. . Weather—War* and.inltry cUodlttota, with M«reuing clAud md hatlaesi and rain following generally. ■ " ■ : . D, C. BATIS.

SteliMi. I ■;.- l: tsbsd*. ■• Cape Maria V.D. NE fb 30.06 72 C £»f?ell ...JBfK"- 36.08 69 C Hokianga Heads NE fb 30,06 70 - -BC XAlbara Sig Sth ., E 1 30.1 j 66 0 Msnuliau Hdi ENS. bf ' 30.14 &S C Auckland «: NEJ 30.17 68 \ BC Tirltlri.-;...;..... N |b jn.i 6 68 8 Ka*hia .......... 3B I 30.1? 60 . DC Tauranga ........ Calift 30.21 68 0 J a1P<> .. CsJm . 30.19 61 O Gisborne ........ N6 I 30.20 6S- 0 •JaP'.er Calm 30.25 7Q ■ B Castlepoiflt ..El 30;20 . 60 B Cane Paillser .... Calm 30.19 6^ »• Cape Egfliont Nl — 63 C Patea ,.. , vlii ,, Cilm - 30.17 45 B Wan^anui ii,. ;i SW 1 30.17 MB Foxtott -..:....... Cftlbi 30.18 66. B' Wellington .... NNW 1 30.18 68 B CapeCampliell .... Nl 30.13 »1 B Farewell Spit .... W br 30.24 66 C Westport Nl 3QJ9 65 BC Orejinouth .,..;. W I 30.1« 6V ' BC BejlSj ■;„..,.. NW fb 3O.i5 63 B CHHstehurch ....'NE 1 30.09 68 BC Akaroa L.H. .. NE 1 30.10 67 B Timaru El 30.10 .61 B Oattiaru ........ NE I JO.QB 64 BC Dunedin NE1 .30.08 60- B Sueenstowll .... Calm 30.13 62 BC MBgets .^.i...,,. fc 1 30jOO 60 " ■» . Bluff ...•;■ NE 1 23.97 63 C