MORE LIKE SUMMER
IMPROVING- WEATHEK.
The southerly storm blew itself out yesterday, and to-day nowhere is the wind very strong, .Castlepoint being tlio only, place where it is. raining. ■ The maximum, gust' of wind in ...Wellington, yesterday was one of 56 miles' an hour, this occurring at 11.20 a.m. Rain to the extent of 27 points fell yesterday, mostly in the morning. Yesterday's low temperature and the clear sky at night was. the cause of slight frosts being registered during the night at some high level stations in the South Island.
The recent depression has moved to the eastward, and is now fortunately, out of effective range, its place being taken by a moderate anti-cyclone which is advancing from the Tasruan Sea. Moderate southerly winds are expected to become variable before giving place to the northerlies, which will freshen, from Cook Strait southward. Ths weather should be mainly fair to fine, but with showers later on the West Coast of the South Island and' in southern districts. Temperatures should be more in accordance with summer by, to-morrow..
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 22, 26 January 1929, Page 8
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177MORE LIKE SUMMER Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 22, 26 January 1929, Page 8
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