METEOROLOGICAL
PHASES OF THE MOON.
APRIL, 1939.
THE SUN,
The sun sets to-day at 5.5 S p.m.; rises to-morrow at 7.S a.m. WEATHER REPORT. 9 a.m.: Wind, north-west (moderate breeze); barometer, 1019.5; thermometer, 61; weather, clo.udy; bar, considerable swell; river, normal; rainfall, nil. AT OTHER CENTRES.
WEATHER FORECAST. General situation: Pressure has fallen slightly over the Dominion, but is still high in the north. A series of shallow westerly depressions is crossing the south Tasman Sea and the South Island. Forecast: Moderate to strong northwesterly winds. Weather cloudy to overcast, with occasional rain probable. Temperatures moderate, but becoming cooler. Seas rough in southern parts, elsewhere moderate to rather rough.
Full Moon, April 4, 4.18 p.m. Last Quarter, April 12, 4.11 a.m. New Moon, April 20, 4.35 a.m. First Quarter, April 27, 6.25 a.m. (N.Z. Summer Time.)
Manukau Heads X. blue sky —.— (16 Cape Egmont X'. blue sky 1023 60 Wanganui XE. blue sky 1023 58 Wellington X. cloudy 1020 62 Cape Campbell XW. blue sky 1016 62 Farewell Spit w. blue sky 1022 59 Westport XE. blue sky 1022 CO Christchurch EXE. overcast 1013 68 Dunedin XW. overcast 1011 60 Puysegur Pt. XW. overcast 1011 58
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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 April 1939, Page 8
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