METEOROLOGICAL
PHASES OF THE MOON. APRIL, 1933.
THE SUN. The -sun sets to-day at 5.33 p.m.; rises to-morrow at 6.28 a.m. WEATHER REPORT. Wind, east; barometer, 30.08; thermometer 48; tides, good; bar moderate swell. River, normal. AT OTHER CENTRES
WEATHER FORECAST.
General inference: An anti-cyclone is moving eastward off New Zealand. The tropical cyclone is travelling south-eastward from New Caledonia, and is likely to pass south of the Kermadecs. A rather deep depression covers the Tasman Sea. Forecast: Moderate to fresh and increasing north-westerly winds.. Weather cloudy to overcast, with rain developing. Temperatures mild. Seas rather rough.
First quarter 3rd 5.26 p.m Full moon 11th 1.8 a.m Last quarter 17th 3.47 p.m New moon 25th 6.8 a.m
(From readings taken at 9 a.m.). Station Wind Weathor Bar Th er. Manukau Heads E. ■bine sky30.01 69 (’ape Egmont N. blue sky 30.08 58 Wanganui NE. blue sky 30.07 60 Wellington x overcast 29.99 59 Cape Campbell NW. cloudy 29.94 61 Farewell Spit W. blue sky 30.07 59 West port S. cloudy 30.05 52 Arthur's Pass NW. blue sky 48 Christchurch ENE. blue sky 29.81 58 Dunedin Calm blue skv 29.75 52 Puysegur Point WNW overcast .29.64 58 Bluff NNW. gloomy 29.64 51
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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 April 1933, Page 8
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