SUMMER WEATHER
CHANGE LIKELY SOON The vigorous disturpaiice whjch reached Tasmania in the early part of the weok disappeared entirely, without jiroducing any appreciable effect on New Zealand weather. A disturbance of tropical origin has been producing heavy rain in Victoria and Southern New South Wales during the last two days, and the future movements of this disturbance will probably bring rain to New Zealand in the next fewdays. Thq japid movement of pressure systems tVhich characterised the later months of 1927 appears, however, to have definitely ceased. In New Zealand, tho only change since yeßterd»y morning has been a rise of pressure in the North. The winds there have moderated very considerably, . and the weather improved in consequence. The forecast is for easterly to 'northerly, winds, freshening somewhat later; the weather fair generally, and. warm at first; unsettled weather probable within 48 hours. ■'' •" ;. '•;
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 16, 20 January 1928, Page 9
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144SUMMER WEATHER Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 16, 20 January 1928, Page 9
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