THE WEATHER.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXI, Issue 15456, 7 November 1910, Page 6

THE WEATHER.

MAGNETIC OBSERVATORY, CHHI3TCHURCH. Meteorological observations taken at 0.30 a.m. on Saturday, November 5: Barometer—2o.73o. Maximum temperature during preceding twenty-four hours—67.7. Minimum temperature during preceding twenty-four hours—4l.o. Temperature at 9.30 a.m.—Dry bulb 07.0, wet bulb 50.5. Humidity per cent—s 3. Maximum timpcraturo in sun—l3l. Minimum thermometer on grass—33.6. Wind—W.. very light. Cloud (0-10)—4. At 5 p.m.— Barometer—29.7ol; steady. Maximum temperature clay—69.s. Temperature at 5 p.m.—Dry buib 61, wet bulb 58. Humiuit'- per cent—B2, Maximum temperature in sun during day—--132. Wind—W.. very light. Cloud (0-101-8. At 9.30 a.m. ou Sunday, November 6: Barometor—29.992; steady. Maximum temperaturo during preceding twenty-four hours—69.7. Minimum temperature during preceding twenty-four hours—47.7. ~,-», Temperature at 9.30 a.m.—Dry bulb 63.1, wet bulb 35.6. Humidity per cent 61. Maximum temperaturo in sun—l 32. Minimum thermometer on grass—l 3.7. Wind—E.. moderate. Cloud (0-10)—1. At 5 p.m.— Barometer—2o.9l2: steady. Maximum temperature during day—64.l. Temperature at 5 p.m.—Dry bulb 57.1, wet bulb 53.6. Humidity per cent-78. Maximum temperature in sun during da> 130. Wind—E., moderate. Cloud (0-10)—9. GOVERWM BXf METEOROLOGIST'S FORECAST. Rev D. C. Bates's summary and forecast:— Tlio weather has been hazy and cloudy m most porta of the country, with driszlmgi rain and foe in tho southernmost districts, and on (he vest coast of the South Island. There aro indications for a considerable, fall in tho barometer everywhere during the next three davs. stron? northerly winds and ram following warm, cloudy and unsettled weather generally.