“TIMES” WEATHER REPORT

Manawatu Times, Volume 65, Issue 229, 27 September 1940, Page 8

“TIMES” WEATHER REPORT

Mainly Fair and Mild

Fer Press Association. WELLINGTON, Sept. 26. A belt of high pressure extends from Queensland to beyond the North Island. A weak disturbance is ad vancing across the Tasman Sea, the lowest pressures being well to tho south. Winds: Westerly to northerly, later changing to south-westerly in the south, force mainly moderate but becoming strong at times in exposed positions 30uth of New Plymouth and Napier. Seas (N.Z. waters): Rather rougu south of Cape Egmont, slight to moderate elsewhere. Eastern Tasman Sea: Light variable winds and slight seas in. the north; fr©3h north-west winds in the south, changing later to southerly with moderate to rather rough seas. Weather: Mainly fair and mild, unsettled however in western districts of the South Island and showers later extending to Southland and Otago with the south-westerly change; patches of fog likely again to-night on the Canterbury and Marlborough coast. YESTERDAY ’ S WEATHER Auckland: Sun and cloud, light wind. Hamilton: Overcast, light wind. New Plymouth: Sun and cloud, moder-

ate wind. Gisborne: Sunshine, light wind. Napier: Sun and cloud, moderate wind. Palmerston North: Overcast, light wind. Masterton: Sunshine, light wind. Wellington: Sunshine, moderate wind. Blenheim: Sunshine, light wind. Nelson: Sun and cloud, light wind. West Coast: Light rain, light wind. Christchurch: Sun and cloud, moderate wind. Timaru: Cloudy, calm. Dunedin: Overcast, light breeze. Invercargill: Overcast, light breeze. YESTERDAY’S TEMPERATURES Maximum ...... 57 degrees F. Minimum ...... 53 degrees F.