METEOROLOGICAL
HIGH WATER. SEPTEMBER, 1945,
PHASES OH THE MOON. Pull Moon Sept. 22 8.4 G a.m. wEATHER REPORT. 9 a.m.: Barometer, .1021.5 (rising), Thermometer, 53; wind, west-noi-wefi (iiiffit breeze)-; sky, overcast with intermittent drizzle; bar moderate sea; river, normal; rainfall, m points (the total rainfall to date this vear now is 81.19 inches). The depth on the bar at high water yesterday was 24ft lOin.
WEATHER FORECAST
The following is the district forecast. issued by the Meteorological Office, Wellington, to-day:—- . Situation: An anti-cyclone is stationary north of New Zealand. Wesi.erly depressions are passing to the south. „ .. , Forecast to 5 p.m., Friday: Moderate -winds from a westerly quarter, freshening to-morrow. Weather: Cloudy to overcast, with scattered drizzle and rain becoming more general late to-morrow. Temperatures: Rather mild. Further outlook: Occasional ram.
Sept. k:— 2.22 a.tn. : 2.4.2 p.m. Sept. .14— 2.57 a.tn.; 3.20 p.m. Sept. 15— 3.47 a.nt.; 4.20 p.m. Sept. Ki — 5.0 a .m.: 5.43 p.m.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 September 1945, Page 6
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