METEOROLOGICAL

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 13 June 1936, Page 1

METEOROLOGICAL

' CAWTHRON INSTITUTE ; METEOROLOGICAL STATION ' Report for 24 hours ending 9 a.m.: '£?■ ■ Saturday; 13th June, 1936. Rainfall: Nil. Week ending 9 a.m. Sunday, 7th: •- Nil. > Month to date: .07 in. • Year to date: 12.38 in. Temperature at ft a.m.: 40.0 deg. Max. sbade temp.: 52.8 deg. Min. temp, in screen: 35.1 deg. Min. temp, on grass: 30.4 deg. Sbil temperatures at 9 a.m.: * Ift. depth: 45.2 deg. •> 3ft; depth: 50.3 deg. Barometer, 9 a.m.: 30.23 in. Wind, 9 a.m.: S.E., light air. Sky, 9 a.m.: Cloudy. Bright sunshine (12th): 7hrs 50min. GOVERNMENT RESEARCH ORCHARD REPORT Report for 24 hours ending 9 a.m.: Saturday, 13th June, 1936. fcainfall: Nil. s,U Week ending 9 a.m. Sunday,i7th: • Nil. Month to date: .12 in. . ; Year to date: 12.08 in. Humidity, 9 a.m.: 91 per cent. Max. shade temp.: 52.1 deg. Min. temp, in screen: 34.7 deg. Min. temp, on grass: 24.7 deg. Wind, 9 a.m.: Calm. * Sky, 9 a.m.: Cloudy. TO-DAY’S WEATHER FORECAST *V WELLINGTON, This Day. An anti-cyclone still covers the North Island, but is moving slowly eastward. A depression lies in a north to south direction across the Tasman Sea. The forecast is for light to moderate but later freshening northerly winds. The weather will probably be faig, mild and hazy at first, clouding river after about 24 hours and rain developing. Seas slight but later rising somewhat. THE MOON—JUNE ■ D. H.M. Nriw Moon 19 4.44 p.m. First Quarter 27 6.53 a.m.