HEAVY RAIN
IND- MORE TO COME
The depression- responsible for the - general rain now covers the Dominion/ Heavy falls have occurred in-/manjj , places, more especially north of "Nelr son and Marlborough. In Westland and Otago falls'have only been light or moderate. Auckland had heavy rain yesteitf day morning. It cleared somewhat latetj in the day, but rain was falling again; - there this Wellington, expert enced dull yesterday,, heavy;, rain falling between 3 p.m. and ; 6.45J p.m. Further rain fell during thai night, the heaviest falls occurringaboni; 2.30 a,m. and 5.10 a.m. There was ; littl«i wind, and temperatures remained mild* Christchurch had a rainy day yesterday^. followed by a cold night. Unsettledl weather with light rain was Dunedin'af lot. . : ■ .. : .'•■ .-.■ : The forecast' issued at noon to-dayj indicates that further general rain mayj be expected. Moderate to strong.north.to west winds will prevail over- the North Island and back to the. southwest. Elsewhere winds ■will be southeasterlies or southerlies. Unsettled wea-: ther will be the general rule, the heavi- . est falls of rain being experienced in.' the central districts. An improvement may be expected shortly iv western districts. Temperatures will become colder*
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 115, 17 May 1930, Page 8
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188HEAVY RAIN Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 115, 17 May 1930, Page 8
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