METEOROLOGICAL
PHASES OF THE MOON FEBRUARY, 1940.
(N.Z. Summer Time). WEATHER REPORT. 9 a.m.:. Wifid,; south-south-west (gentle’breeze); barometer, 1000.7; thermometer, 52; - weather, 1 overcast and showewry;- bar/ considerable, swell; river; slight fresh; rainfall, 54 points. . i ; AT OTHER CENTRES
WEATHER' FORECAST' General situation:An anti-cyclone is centred to the north and a-rather deep’.depresssion is - passing-' in- the south; r Foi-ecasf: Moderate- to- strong west to south winds, weather/unsettled and showery,; bar, considerable swell; rather rough, '
Last Quarter Feb. 1, 2.47 t.m. Jjew Moon, Feb', S, 7.45 p.mr First Quarter, Feb. 17, 0.55. a.m. Full Moon,’Feb.' 23; 9.55 p.m.
Manuukau Heads NW.- blue skyr. 78 Cape’ Egmbnt N’W-. rain 1002 61 Wanganui NNW, rain 1002 65 WelilngforiijA Farewell Spit NW1 squally997’ C.T WSJVf blue sky 990. 57 Westport ealm cloudy1000 53 'Arthur/Sr Pass NW;- blue sky. —~ 47Christchurch' -NE; blue sky994 56 Dunedin calm blue sky 992 65 PuySegfit’ Point NW. squally' 993 50 ______
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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 February 1940, Page 5
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