THE WEATHER
WELLINGTON April 23,
General inferenceA trough of hm pressure, lying in a north to south direction, is beginning to cross the Dominion. The centres of the low pressure in this trough are situated rosneetively in the far south and west of Cape Marin Van' Diemen, pressure is ri'-'ncr in Fa stern Australia. The forecast is for moderate to strong northeast, to northerly winds changing
fn-iiio'ht to west or southwest : weather cloudy to overcast and rain probable with some heavy falls. Seas moderate, tyit rising somewhat; temperatures mild.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 April 1938, Page 4
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