METEOROLOGICAL

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 84, 10 April 1931, Page 3

METEOROLOGICAL

WELLINGTON'S WEATHER

MOON FOR APRIL,

Full moon. ;ird day, 7.3U a.m. Last Quarter, j JOtli cla.v, i.'l.'i a.m. Now Moon, ISth day, l-'.30 p.m. i'irst quarter, 20th day, 1.10 a.m. FRIDAY, 10th APRIL. The Sun rose to-day 6.14 a.m., sels ii.3l p.m.; rises to-morrow 6.13 n.m., sets 5.2!) p.m. | Bright Sunshine. —Yesterday, morning, 3hr nOmln ; afternoon, 4hr; total, 7hr 30mIn. Temperature in Shade.—Maximum, G3.ldog; minimum, 04.Meg; mean, SS.Tdcg. Itainfall for the 21 hours preceding fl a.m. to-day, O.Olin; total to date, 3.27 in. Wind.—Velocity of wind for 2-1 hours preceding 9 a.m. to-day, 10.1 m.p.h. Barometer.—Yesterday, 9 am., 20.7 Gin; today ,9 a.m., 251.631 H.

SYNOPSIS OF LAST 24 HOURS.

This morning a cyclone centre was locate:! near Stephens Island. During tho night, dull and misty weather had developed almost generally and dense fog tvas reported from East Cape, Nugget Point, and Chatham Island. Kaln has been faivly general with heavy falls . In places^ and was still widespread this morning. A southerly change has extended northwards to Cook Strait, where there were strong southeasterly winds this morning. North of Auckland westerlies prevail, but in other parts o f tho North Island winds Kcru still north-ea::l or north.