WESTERLY WEATHER
BUT NO RAIN YET " Although weather of a distinctly westerly type lias set in, coupled with tho usual strong northerly to westerly winds, no rain has as yet fallen in western districts. The weather generally has been fair to fine and warm, and according to the forecast issued at noon today the samo typo of woathor will continue Strong northerly to north-westerly winds, which at times will reach galo force, will bo experienced south of New Plymouth and Napier. Winds northward of thoso points will bo liglit to moderate, but freshening, northerlies. The weather will bo fair to cloudy and warm, with rain developing in western districts south of Kawhia and in southern Otago and Southland. Auckland ;had fine, warm, and sunny weather-yesterday, with a light northerly wind. . Wellington's weather yesterday was fine and warm, .with 13.3 hours of bright sunshine, but it was spoilt somewhat by the strong north-westerly wind which prevailed. Although this decreased yesterday afternoon, it was stronger than ever this morning, a gust with a velocity of 53 miles an hour being recorder at .10.30 a.m. today.. Yesterday's maximum temperature was one of 67.3 degrees. Christchurch had a warm and sunny day yesterday, although it was cloudy at times. The maximum temperature recorded \\>as 05 degrees. Thoro was a fog early this morning. Duncdin's weather yesterday was perfect, being beautifuHjr sunny, and almost calm. '
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 135, 5 December 1933, Page 8
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230WESTERLY WEATHER Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 135, 5 December 1933, Page 8
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