METEOROLOGICAL

Greymouth Evening Star, 28 June 1913, Page 7

METEOROLOGICAL

PHASES OF THE M6ON.~JUNE. New Moon sth 7.27 a.m. First Quarter .... ... 12th 4.7 a.m. Full Moon 19th 5.24 a.m. Last Quarter ... ... 27th 5.11 a,m. Perigee 10th 4.0 p.m. Apogee 25th 2.12 p.m. THE SUN. Tlio sun sets to-day at 4.32 pan., and rises at 7.34 a.m. to-morrow. THE MOON. The moon rises to-morrow at 2.3 a.m., and sets at 12.32 p.m. LOCAL REPORT. The maximum temperature recorded yesterday was 48 degrees, and the minimum for the night was 35 deg; At nine o’clock to-day the thermometer registered 42 degrees, and the barometer registered 30.30 degrees. During the present month rain has fallen on fifteen days, the total being 8.25 in. WEATHER REPORTS WESTPORT. —Wind, south-east, light, barometer, 30.21; thermometer, 38; tides poor; bar, smooth. GREYMOUTH,—Wind, east, light; barometer 30.30; thermometer, 42; tides poor; bar, smooth.

WEATHER FORECAST. Last evening the Dominion Meterologist telegraphed the following weather summary and forecast:—“Fair to cloudy weather has prevailed with unsettled conditions at times in the northern and southernmost parts, and on the East Coast districts. There has been little change in the atmospheric pressure, and the winds have been moderate and variable. Present indications are for fair to cloudy weather, generally, misty and foggy at times on the coasts with variable winds off flic land and sea breezes generally. The barometer has had a slightly falling tendency, but little movement is indicated at presnet. A change is, however, likely to take place about Monday night.”