METEOROLOGICAL
WELLINGTON'S WEATHEF
MOON FOR MARCH,
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH IS. 1933.
The Sun.—The sun rose today 5.4T a.m.; sets b.l* p.m. Rises tomorrow 5.48 a.m.; sets 6.12 p.m. (Standard time.) Bright Sunshine.—Yesterday: Jlorninj 4hrjOmn; afternoon, ohr 54min. Total lOhr Temperature in Shade.—Maximum 74 Tde? t minimum, 53.0deg.; mean, 63.8 de" ' Hainfall: Total for ths 24 hours preceding monih.- O.oefn: *U l°M t0 *"• dt"iDE *« Wind.—Velocity of the wind for the 24 hour! preceding 9 a.m. today, 10.0 m.p.h.
SYNOPSIS OF LAST 24 HOURS.
The weather has been flue over most -of ths Dominion, a few isolated showers only having fallen along the east coast of the North Island. A slight anti-cyclone has been advancing on to the Dominion, and consequently, moderate southerly winds hare predominated, and since last night temperatures hava become cooler. At 9 a.m. today, however, winds wera northerly in the southern half of the Soutb Island owing to tlie approach of a slight de. pression over the South Tasman Sea
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Weather.—B, blue sky; BO blue slij ul detached clouds; C, cloudy; O. orercasf O gloomy, dull; JJ, ugly> threatening; r" COnl Inuous rain; S, snow; D. drizzle; P. passing showers; H, nail; Q, squally: L titht. oins; T, thunder; F, fog; M, mist; Z.bizV^ Beaufort scale or Wind Forca with Equl»»--es''«tle? a,^ l 6ft abOTe Ground.-*). £X h^l', S',« ef? tle« breezs- 8-11; 4, moderata breeze, 12-16; 5. tresh breeze, 17-21: 6. strong lf:*P '•, Btro"e Wle, 41-48; 10 whole llu. «-a6; 11, storm, sr-65; 12. hurricane.
FORECAST.
railing »7 fi*J t0 ™°derate southerns PreKaiinf . , north of Fa"well .Spit and Kaikoura; elsewhere northerlies, and northerlies extending gradually orer most of the Dominion Barometer.—Little movement. v hcas.—Smooth to moderate. Tides.—Moderate.
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Stati Ion. Wind. Pres. Temp. Weather. Cape Jlarla V.D. S 2 Kussell S 2 Hokianga Hds. S ■' Kaipara Siz. Sn. S 4 JIanukau Hds. SSW 3 Auckland .. SSW •' Tiritiri SSW 4 Kawhia SW 3 Tauranga SW 1 Opotiki S 1 Taupo S 1 East Cape SW 5 Gisborne S 4 Napier Si Castlcpoint S 2 Cape Palliser .. SW 3 New Plymouth .El. Cape Egmont .. SE 3 Patea S 4 Wanganui ...... El Foxton XW 2 Wellington .. SSE 4 Cape Campbell .So Farewell Spit EXE 3 ■"estport KB 3 Greymouth E 2 Arthur's Pass KW 1 Kaikoura E 2 Christchurch >"E 3 Akaroa L'bouae XE 3 Timaru X 3 Oamaru ..... "V 4 Dunedln ....'.We 2 Alexandra E 1 Queenstoira .. Calm 5, U(2 ets Calm Blufl XX W l Puysegur Pt. E\E 4 29.36 6" 0 29.99 68 BC 30.01 TO BC 29.98 69 C 30.08 69 C 29.93 6S BC — 66 BC — 68 BC 30.00 69 BC .30.01 62 B — 60 B 29.55 66 B 30.03 61 O 30.05 63 O 30.05 5S O — 61 OD 29.96 67 B 2H.3S 64 BC 29.97 67 O 29.97 66 C — 65 O 30.05 59 B30.09 59 C 30.02 6S C 29.9S 59 O 29.95 56 BC — '43 B ■ 30.07 60 BC 30.04 59 B 30.08 55 ~ BC 50.03 57 O 30.03 58 O 29.98 55 G — 50 B 29.92 47 B 29.99 54 B2 29.97 53 B 29.97 51 BC
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 62, 15 March 1933, Page 3
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552METEOROLOGICAL Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 62, 15 March 1933, Page 3
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