THE WEATHER

Grey River Argus, 8 May 1936, Page 8

THE WEATHER

(Per Press Association.) WI'.LIJ' GTOX. May 7. The weather no •• ’ and forecast are as follows-.-— General situation,: I lie haronu'tcr.-’ ar (l uoiw ris ng "'.er ;!"• 1 toiniuiotiwith tin.' departure of t recent depression, and th" advance of an intense anti-cyclone acres.; lb" North Tasman Sda. A fresh depn-xsinu is moving on ro south-east Aii-tialia,. Forecast: W.iids moderate to <ti'oi:g, southerly to sou.h-westerly reuebiug gale force of limes almti! ,Si rail, hut di rrens ng in morrow, ami

reeling gradually lo w.-terTy -am; northerly .south of ,Vw Plymouth and CaS'tk'poiiiit, S''as i H yin,. Zealand waters ronjh south ol Cast lc point ami in :] H . S'ldii Liianaki Bight; elsewhere moderate lo rather rough, Eastern Tasman Sea: M-.-deinte smith-wviioA mimk, veerin- Jmr’lv I" tiortho.'.i slerfe- in the Southern portion, and then frc.shotrng. Seas moderate, but l !i:i . r Hsing in the :■ id hem portion. Weather cold a. <1 changeable. with showers in nms.f districts, and hail on pants of the cast ,>o ns i- Mamie j-.p.jl, however, in We.-'tl.a h d. and a g.-neral mdH'ovwm nt, i. s Atting jn tomorrow.