CLOUDY WEATHER

Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 114, 10 November 1934, Page 8

CLOUDY WEATHER

LIGHT RAIN PROBABLE

Special forecast for Wellington:— Strong northerly .winds. Weather cloudy to overcast and ~ warm with light rain probable at times.

The general forecast is for strong northerly winds reaching gale force in places, but a change to the south will set in in the far south and will extend over most of tho South Island during the next 24 hours. The weather will become cloudy to overcast and fairly general rain is likely during the; next 24 to 36 hours. Temperatures will be warm, but a ,cold change will advance later -from the south. Pressure is still,high over' the North Island to the~eastwards, but an intense depression 'has been - moving gradually across the Tasman Sea, its front portion having reached southern New Zealand this morning. A north-westerly gale has been blowing since yesterday^ at Puysegur Point, but elsewhere mod-' crate to fresh north-east to north winds have prevailed. A few isolated showers fell during the night, but generally the weather has continued to be fine and warm, although cloud has increased in^- western- rdistricts from Taranaki southwards.

| Fine weather with a moderate northeasterly wind has continued at Auckland. - - ' Wellington had a fine, warm day with 12.2 hours of bright sunshine. A moderate to fresh north-westerly' wind prevailed. It was still fine this morning at 8 o'colck with a moderate north-north-west wind, but later it-clouded over and Tain threatened. 'At ChristchuTch it was sunny and a, pleasant easterly breeze prevailed. At 9 I o 'clock this morning it was dull with a

light north-east wind. Clear weather has continued at Dunedin. Yesterday a light northerly wind prevailed, but this morning it was calm there. '