“TIMES” WEATHER REPORT
Cold Temperatures Per Press Association. WELLINGTON, Last Nigh Following a 'rapid rise on Monday night tho pressure has fallen again today with the passage of a low-pressure wave over tlio South Island. An intenso antLeyclono'lie's centrally over south-eastern'Australia and oxtends on to the western and northern portions of tho Tasman Sea. Winds: Westerly at first in the Cook Strait area, but otherwise south-ivest-e'rly prevailing;, strong in tho far north and south, elsewhere moderate, but freshening again soon. Seas (N.Z.. waters'): Rough to high north of Cape - Egmont; elsewhere rather rough to rough. Eastern Tasman: Strong south-west winds of gale force, in the southern portion, and seas will be rough. Weather: Fair at first in eastern districts; otherwise changeable, w'ith scattered showers and some hail. Showers are likely on parts of the coast. Temperatures will. be coid.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 196, 21 August 1935, Page 6
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