“TIMES” WEATHER REPORT

Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 175, 27 July 1938, Page 6

“TIMES” WEATHER REPORT

Heavy Rain Expected WELLINGTON, Last Night. An extensive and deep depression as located over the north-central portion of the Tasman. Pressure is still rather high to the cast of the South Island. Winds: East to north-east, light to moderate, but freshening south of Hokitika and Banks Peninsula; elsewhere moderate to strong generally and reaching gale force in many places. Seas (New Zealand waters): Rough to high north of East Cape; moderate south of Dunedin; elsewhere rather rough to rough. Eastern Tasman: Strong north-east to northerly winds to gales and rough to high seas. Weather: Fair to cloudy at firsl in eastern and southern districts of the South Island; elsewhere cloudy to overcast, with rain in western and northern districts and becoming fairly general within 24 hours. Some heavy falls probable with flooding in j>arts of the North Island and northern districts of the •South. Temperatures, moderate to mild YESTERDAY’S WEATHER Auckland: Rain, moderate wind. Hamilton; Cloudy, moderate wind. New Plymouth: Overcast, light wind. Gisborne: Overcast, calm. Napier; Overcast, light breeze. Palmerston North: Sun and cloud, strong wind. Masterton: Overcast, moderate wind. Wellington: Overcast, light wind. Blenheim: Sun and cloud, light breeze. Nelson: Sun aud cloud, strong wind. West Coast: Sun and cloud, strong wind. Christchurch: Sun and cloud, calm. Timaru: Cloudy, light wind. Dunedin; Sun and cloud, light wind. Invercargill: Sun and cloud, calm. YESTERDAY’S TEMPERATURES Maximum 52 degrees F. Minimum 42 degrees F.