METEOROLOGICAL
WELLINGTON'S WEATBU.'
WEDNESDAY, 2l*t Jt7H». .The Mem-First quarter, 3rd day, MO *.•. Full mpon, 10th d«y, 3.2 a a.m. list quarter, 17th day, U.3S p.m. New moon, 35th d«j, I 3.50 p.m. ■I*?'. Sun-Kose to-day, 7h 16m a.m.; Mti 4h 28m p.m. Rises to-morrow, 7h 16m a.m.; sets 4h. 28m p.m. Bright Sunshine: Yesterday -Morningi Oh 45m;." afternoon, lh 30m; total, 2h 15m. Temperature in ShMe—Yesterday, maximum, 51deg.; minimum, 44.1deg.; mean, 47 Meg. Rainfall—Total for the 24 hours precedtaf 9 a.m. to-dayr^-O.Olin. ;: Xotal/to;d»ta during the month—2.Bin.., Total for Hay—l.2Jln. Wind-Velocity of thewind for.the 2» hourt preceding 9 a.m. to-day—lo.3 miles per hour. Barometer—Yesterday, 9 a.m., 30.49. To-day,- . 4 a.m., 30.57; noon, 30.56. SYNOPSIS OF EAST 24 HOPES. . Antlcyelonie pressure has ruled, «nd th* weather has been cold and fair, though dull at times in the east coast districts. Southerly ' breezes have predominated, and- severe frost' have been, reported in the South Island.
TODAY'S WEATHER. ■*'-..' From ebservatiani taken at J.i.e
Weather—B, blue sky, be the atMespheiw clear or h»zy; C, cleudy, passing'cl«udi; B, drizzling rain; F, lossy; 0, (loony, dark weather; H, hail; L, lightning; M, Hist;; O, •Tercast, the whole sky covered with thick clouds; t, passing showers; H, squall;; It, rain, continued rain; 8, snow; T, thuider; U, ugly, tbreateaing appearance; Z, hazy. Wind—C, calm; L, light; Br, brttte; F», fresh-kreeze; MG, moderate gf.lt; Q, whole tl heiry gale; W, gale of exceptieitl ceTeritjr.
At S a.m. to-day th* followiic foreeut wM Issued lor the subsequent 24 hours :— Winds—Easterly, moderate to itrong, backing to northerly northward of Kawhla and East Capo; south-easterly, backing to northerly thence to Farewell Spit and Kalkoura ; northerly prevailing elsewhtfie. ■ . :."'■ Barometer—Little: movement in th^ northern districts; falling tendency "elsewhere. Seas—Generally moderate. > Tides—Low in Cook Strait; poor on all the western coast; moderate elsewhere. Weather—Fair to1 cloudy generally; a tery cold night, with frosts inland, and. hard j frosts in the South. . . ;., D. 0.. BATES. Wednesday, 21st Jine, 1922..., ..
Statioi. 'Wind. Bar. i"' We'tk'r r I Shad*. 1 Cape Maria V.D. E fb 30.45 56 O Russell ,....'..... SE 1 30.44 52 C Holtianga Heads .. 3 1 50.45 62 BC Kaipara SigStn.:SE 1 -30.44---48 B Manukau Hds SSE br 30.46 44 B - Auckland SW 1 30.49 46 B Tiritiri .......El 30.48 46 B Kawhia SE 1 '30.48 40 B Tauranga ' Calm '30.50 40 B Taupo .......;.'.l.■■ S .1:. ■.3&48 ■. ■ • 41'' ' B Gisborn NW 1 30.50 4a - O Napie* .':.:...;..] 8W T '30.58 '44' O Castlepoint W-1 30.57 41 O Cape Palliser ..Calm 30.55 48 O ' Cape Egmont ..SE fb 30.47' n'L' B Patea ESE l' 30.48 45 O . Wanganui ...... NE'I1 30:54 42. G Foxton ........I.- N. 1 30,55 .,,42, , BO Wellington ......:; 8'1".30.57' .46:.,., O Cape Campbell .. SE 1 30.43 48- O Farewell Spit .. SE 1 30.43 4« ■ B Westpprfc ,SE,1-,.,.30.50. ,38,;. BC ■ Greymouth E fb 30.46 33 B Arthur's Pass ;. Calm ■'30.'51' o'"24- B 'Christcliufcli ..■..; N13 1"'3O'.47' 32'; B Akaroa l.H NE 1 30.46 39 ' B Timaru :■ Calm 30.50 29 B Oamaru ......... Calm' 30.55' 29' ;, B Dunedin Calm 30.53 37 BC Qncenstown .... Calm - 30.53 27 BO Nuggets.. W 1 , 30.50 34 ' B Bluft N 1 30.45 53 B
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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 144, 21 June 1922, Page 3
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