PAIR WEATHER
BUT RAIN IN PLACES Special forecast for Wellington:— Moderate to strong north-westerly * winds, but a temporary change to the south tomorrow. Weather for. the most part ■ fair with moderate ■'. temperatures, but clouding over,at times and possibly occasional light, rain. The general .iforecast issued at noon today for the Dominion as "a, wholo is for south-westerly winds at lirst to the north of Auckland, but winds othcrwiso will moderate to fresh westerlies to north-westerlies, although theso will back again later to tho south-west. Although generally fair at first, the weather will become unsettled in tho west coast districts- of tho South Island. Further rain is likely to fall there and to extend later to scattorcd parts of tho eastern districts of tho i South Island and to tho southern portion of the North Island, i During tho last twenty-four hours Ihc weather for tho most part has been fair, although there has been a considerable amount of cloud at times in many parts of tho country. Some isoj lated and mostly light .rain has fallen in districts with a westerly aspect. Winds between north-west and southwest haVa prevailed, and these have been light to moderate generally, although fresh at times about and to the south of Cook Strait. At the present time an anticyclone of-slight intensity is moving across tho northern part of the Tasinan Sea on to theNorth Island, .while a fresh westerly depression is crossing the southern part of tlie Tasman Sea. Auckland had fine and warm weather yesterday with a light wind from the north-cast. This, however, changed to the south-west last night. Wellington's weather was dull with a cool southerly breeze. It rained during the morning, but two hours of bright sunshine wcro recorded in the late afternoon. At Kelburu 12 points of rain were recorded, 30 falling in Lower Hutt. The weather this morning wag brilliantly fine, the. wind having changed to the north-west again: The weather .in Christchurch was fine although cloudy at times. There was a- south-westerly breeze during, the morning, but in tho afternoon a strong north-easterly wind prevailed. .The weather there this morning was fine with a north-easterly breeze. Duneain had a beautiful warm and sunny day with a northerly breeze. At 9 a.m. today tho weather was still clear with ' a gentle wind from the south-west.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 24, 29 January 1935, Page 8
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387PAIR WEATHER Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 24, 29 January 1935, Page 8
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