The Weather

Northern Advocate, 21 July 1938, Page 6

The Weather

i Special Forecast : Heavy Rain And Cold — j Mr H. M. Vincent's special weather ! forecast;— i Further heavy rain and some flood- ! ing. Conditions will improve tomorj row. Cold temperatures. Southerly ! winds strong to gale force. Seas I rough. The cyclonic disturbance is | now crossing Northland, and will pass j away to the south-east. Conditions i will show a rapid improvement to- ' morrow, and there is a prospect of j chiefly fine weather over the week- | end. ! FURTHER RAIN. j The following forecast is issued by | the Government Meteorologist for thfe j 24 hours from 9 a.m. today:— The forecast is for strong southerly j winds, to gale force in exposed positions. The weather will be cloudy to overcast, with further rain, but gradually becoming more changeable. Temperatures mild. Seas on the east coast rough to high, but later moderating; on the west coast, moderate, but rising. SUNRISE AND SUNSET. ’ • (Standard Time). •. JULY.

PHASES OF THE MOON. JULY.

Day. Date. a.m. p.m. Thur. 21 6.58 4.56 Fri. 22 6.57 4.57 Sat. 23 6.57 4.58 Sun. 24 6.56 4.59 Mon. 25 6.55 4.59 Tues. 26 6.54 5.0 Wed. 27 6.54 5.1

Date. Time. First Quarter ... ... 5 1.17 a.m. Full Moon ... 13 2.34 a.m. Last Quarter ... 20 11.49 p.m. New Moon ... 27 3.24 p.m.