THE WEATHER.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18315, 27 January 1920, Page 4

THE WEATHER.

MAGNETIC OBSERVATOEY, OHIRISTOHUBGH, Meteorological obsemdiona tatatMn' Mem* &sj, Jsmuoj 28:--'

FORECAST FOR CANTEKBTTBX Fresh north-east to noitherly winda. "Weather fair and very warm.

F. It WOOEES.

DOMINION METEOROLOGIST'S FORECAST.

The centre of a storm passed through Cools Strait on Saturday evening, and the atmo.epherio pressure has since steadily increased, . with_ strong southerly breezes. The weather ,haa improved in ell parts of the country. [Present indications bjo for variable breezea, fresheniiig, east to north prevailing, particularly in northern districts. Weather fair to cloudy, but unsettled at times in the northern and southernmost districts. The barometer shows little movement,, at present, but will probably fall in about twenty-four hours.

0^0»4n, 0 p.m. Baromsfar « . * 00.569 Criaing) IKLOSt ‘Jffb«nnemet«— ©•T 9 Dry bulb . „ a 6U Wet bulb T . 0 65.0 MS Max. prev. 34 fecrara ®t0 Min. prev. 24 hours 44.0 iST Max. a* sun . , 126 Min. on grass , * 89.7 —- Max. during day «' 7" 69.9 Humidity per <x®A Wind . . * ' ■/ &,nt Cloud (0.10) « Eamfa.ll , 4 0 Mil . 1920. 1919. Rainfall ta data , » 2.694In 1.787in -