WEATHER REPORT.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LVII, Issue 6535, 6 February 1882, Page 4

WEATHER REPORT.

Max. Min. Jan. 80... 29*78 86 63 Jan. 31... 29.49 94 68 Feb. 1... 29 43 94 66 Feb. 2... 2963 70 46 Feb. 3... 2950 78 47 Feb. 4... 29*54 F 77 48 BBKABXB fPVisa liaMmal'ViA waariinrra Qahi«r)e« «wawm.

Tne barometric readings or Saturday morn* ing shoved a somewhat lower range at the Bluff and Dunedin, and a higher one at Hokitika, the Bealey and Christchurch 3 though here the barometer had a falling ten* denoy at noon. Weather: Bluff, stormy, west wind, squalls. Dunedin, calm, cloudy. Oamaru, calm, blue shy with clouds, Hokitika, light east wind,

gloomy. Bealey, fresh north-west wind cloudy. * Sea, smooth on East Ooaat; moderate on Weit Coast. Xhe following inter-colonial weather exchange baa been received “Sydney, p r j. day: Fine weather with light north-east wind* and high barometer, but falling slightly on the East Coast. A low area is passing Albany, where the wind is south-west. Barometer —Albany, 29 7 j Portland, 30‘2 • Hobart and Sydney, 80 , 1.” ’ •-■===== ■■■ —i

Feom Shapings of Instbhmhnts at the Office of this Johbnae. The readings mo taken at noon each day. The thermometer column shows the highest and lowest temperature (in during the preceding 24 hours. In connection with the oarometrio readings—B signifies rising, F falling, S stationary. I Babombtbb. Thbbmomhthb. 1 Ufaw Vm