WEATHER PROSPECTS
NOT VERY BRIGHT Pressure has decreased slowly but remains very high to the eastwardEast Cape still has a pressure of 30.56 m. A south-east gale has been reported" from Tauranga, and Puysegur "Point has reported >. heavy north-west gale. The disturbance due to-day has been.' held off by the existing high-pressure" system, but there were indications of'; it -yielding early this afternoon. There have been scattered rainfalls in the northern districts, and cloudiness has increased. The forecast is for easterlywinds, moderate to strong and increase' ing northward of ■ East Cape and Ka-'----whia, with freshening northerners thence to 'New Plymouth and Napier, and strong to gale in and southward of' Cook Strait. The barometer is likelyto fall further everywhere. Warm and humid conditions and increasing cloud and haziness 'are predicted, with rain, probably following generally.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 54, 5 March 1927, Page 10
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135WEATHER PROSPECTS Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 54, 5 March 1927, Page 10
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