METEROLOGICAL.
THURSDAY! JULY 4, 1918.
.TH K- SI '■ N' Rose to-day 7;24; nets 4.36. Rises to-morrow ' 7.24; sets 4.37. TEMPERATURE IN SHADE. Y.C6t-.rday: Maximum 46; minimum 40 j mean 43. . .. RAINFALL. For 24 hours preceding 9 a.m. today : nil. THE MOON. (Calculated N.Z. Mean Time.) D. H. M. I>ast Quarter ...' 1 8 12 p.m. New ... 8 - 7 52 p.m. First .'Quarter ... - 'IS- - 5 p.m. Full 'Moon ... ... 24 8 5 a.m. Last Quarter ... 31 2 44 a.m. WIMJ. Direction ssa nature of wind at noon to-day calm. _ HAROifETtfR. yesterday. 9 a.m. 29.84. » To-day 9 a.m. 29.98; noon 30 03. HUMIDITY OF THE ATMOSPHERE Mr T. C. C. Scott (Stoke) reports S# follows on the humidity of the atmosphere-To-day 74 per cent, yesterda-- 64 per cent. ■ < TO-DAY'S WEATHER From observe rionr taken at 9 am.: Auckland—wind W. : :bar. 30.09; ther; 46; blue sky and mist. Wellington—\\7nd S. : bar. 50.26 : ther. .46: ovrrca&t. Farewell Spit—wind S.E.; bar. 30.21, ther ...44; blue sky and mist. Westport—wind S.E.; bar. 30.24; th«"\ ' 43: M ue -■ -fi nr' 1 Greymouth—wind E.; bar. 30.38j ther. do; 'oiue sKy iinu wim.
The indications are for southerly winds. -Weather probably cold and unchangeable. The.night will probably be very cold, with frosts inland. The barometer "has- a rising tendency. "Sea and tides moderate.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 160, 4 July 1918, Page 1
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