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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 107, 6 May 1926, Page 4

! B, bine sky, be ths atmosphere cloar or httyj. C, clouds, passing cloudn. D, drii- . ling rain. F, foggy. 0, gloomy, dark weather *■ H. hail. L. liftlitnlnfr. M, misty. 0, '; overcast, the whole sky covered with thick .■clouds. P, .passing showers. Q. squally. - *. rain, continued raiu S, snow. T, :_' thunder. U, ugly, threatening ' appearance C, calm. L, light. BR, breeze. FB, freih ,"., breeie. MO, moderate gale. 0. whole or . hear? gale. W. gale of exceptional severity. ■_.; Z, haiy. . - . \ M? t'ORECAST. The following forecast was issued at 9 a.m. -■ to-day for the subsequent 24 hours:— Winds—Southerly winds, moderate lo strong, : prevailing. ■ ..Bnrometer—Kisiug tendency. :. Seas—Moderate swell northward of Castle- •'» f>oint; considerable else'.vliere. '•! Tidea—Good northv/ard of Castlepoiut; high . ■. elsewhere. ' '■*. Weather—Cool and clmugeablo, and a very '-' cold night generally, with frosts inland. --. D. C. BATES. ""'■" Thursday, Clh' May, 1928