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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 6 July 1923, Page 1

CAWTHRON INSTITUTE METEOROLOGICAL STATION Report for 24 hours ending 9 a.m ■- Friday, July 6, 1923. Rainfall: Nil. Month to date: l.SOin. Year to dnte : 27.08 in. Max. shade temp.: 54.8 deg. Min, temp, in screen : 29.6 deg. Min. temp, on grass: 20.7 deg. Soil temperatures at 9 a.m.: V Ift. depth: 42.5 deg. Oft. depth: 52.8 deg. Barometer, 9 a.m.: 30.03 in. NoCn: 30.01 in. Wind, 9 a.m.: Calm. Sky, 9 a.m.: Clear. Bright Sunshine (sth): 6hrs 20mins. OBSERVATIONS ELSEWHERE (At 9 a.in.. ' Auckland: S. light; bar. 29.88; ther. 47 ; blue sky and clouds. ‘ : Wellington: S.S.W. fresh breeze ; bar. (56.03; ther. 41; passing showers. Christchurch: S.W. light; bar. 30.01; ther. 38: b.luesky and clouds; passing showers. y The indications are for southerly winds moderate to strong. The weather will probably prove cold and showery, but .should improve shortly. The night will probably be very cold with frosts inland. Barometer rising slowly. Sea considerable. Tide goods

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