WEATHER FORECAST

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 80, 2 October 1933, Page 8

WEATHER FORECAST

COOL WINDS, BUT FINE

A continuation of tho present fine weather conditions is probable. Today's forecast is for south to south-cast winds, moderate to strong generally. Scattered showers are likely in eastern districts from Cook Strait northwards and in the far north, otherwise tho weather should be mainly fair to- fino with cool temperatures. ■ Fine, moderate, mid pleasant weather with northerly .winds was experienced in most districts during tho weekend, but a few scatterod showers fell on Saturday .in ' "West-land' and about Foveaux Strait. A shallow depression, however, which passed eastward yesterday afternoon was followed by a southerly'change- during last night with rain at places in tho North Island and in the east coast districts of tho South Island. This morning tho pressuro is again very high, with barometers over. 30.5 inches in many parts, and except for an isolated shower or two tho weather was again fine generally, although tomporatures-wc.ro, on tho cold side. . ■ ' , Auckland had fine, sunny conditions with a north-east broowvou Saturday. On Sunday it was cloudy, with light rain at times, and moderate south-west winds prevailed. At Wellington mild, pleasant weather prevailed on both Saturday and' Sunday. A fresh north-west wind blew on Saturday and became strong during tho night, but it had decreased on Sunday morning. About 6.15 p.m. on Sunday a southerly sprang up, and between then and midnight 19 points, of rain fell. Lower Hutt had 2 points over the same period. ■ The-weather in ChristchurcU on Saturday was sunny in the morning, but it clouded over in the afternoon. East-north-east winds prevailed on Sunday. Tho morning was warm and sunny, but a cold south-west change took place in the afternoon, and sonio ' showers fell after 0 p.m.' In Dunedin it was calm mid mostly sunny on Saturday, and Sunday was .i dull "day, a light south-westerly wind blowing and light miii fulling in tho morning,'