THE WEATHER
s'.'MM.lH'. AKD FORECAST. (Press Association?. ;U T ELtrNtiT'dN, jr U y fy. —General Situation.--' , An ariti-cycloiie exlcnos across Llie North Island, but a westerly deprciision is advancing . over the South Tasman Sea and'll .slight depression is also located west of Norfolk -Island.
—Forecast.— Winds: Northerly winds strong about Cook and Fovotiux Straits; elsewhere. riiodrimte, hut Increasing generally. Seas (New Zealand waters)- llo'ugh about Cook Strait and rising also south of Farewell Spit and iu Fovehux Strait; clscwhebo sight to moderate. / ■ s Eastern Tasman Sea: North-easter-ly winds in the northern portion and north-westerly .to westerly in the southern; moderate ',but increasing, with rising seas. Weather: Fair to line in most districts, with mild and, in eastern areas, warm temperatures; cloudy to overcast, however, with further scattered rain in the. western and fat. southern parts of the South Island and later unsettled conditions extend ing to most districts with a westerly aspect and also, to the far north.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 12865, 20 May 1936, Page 4
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158THE WEATHER Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 12865, 20 May 1936, Page 4
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