THE WEATHER
[per Press Association] WELLINGTON, July 28.
The weather report is as follows: General situation: An extensive anticyclone covers New Zealand and the Eh Tasman Sea. Forecast: Winds, light to moderate and variable, but with northerlies prevailing about south of Cook Strait, and gradua Y freshening. Seas (in New Zealand waters) slight or moderate, biK gradually riling south of Westport. Eastern Tasman Sea: Light to erate and variable winds and siig seas in the northern portion; moo erate to strong north-westerly winds and rough seas in the southern. po tion. Weather fair to fine S e " tra but with increasing c J° ud * o . far south-west and south night in both islands, but ratne milder day temperatures.
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Grey River Argus, 29 July 1940, Page 12
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