METEOROLOGICAL

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXI, 24 April 1937, Page 1

METEOROLOGICAL

1 OAWTHRON INSTITTIT 1 M ETEOROEOOTOA L STATION Report for 24 nmirs nnd'np HO' l am Saturday 24'h April. 1937 K<iii’ p " , ‘ We< >i( ’’nrr a.?,ii !( rn Sunday. 1Rlh: .111 in. i'To- Mi In date: 1.61 in. v Pi )v *o dale: 11,22 in. Temperature at 0 3ft a m.: 43.2 deg. UTav shade *emn.: 221 deg. ItiSn )o»r,r> in screen: 34. R d* 1 ". jvrif) <»mr> on r-ar** 0 R.2 deer. Soil '<*mner>*nre« ai 0 3'' a.m.: Ift ■'inllr 5(? ft deg. 2 f t. depth 1 "1.0 deg. )»;,,• ■' •• 0.20 a.m.: 20.50 in. H’ind 3 ‘lO a.m.: (Vm. fsi <v , a"o • •)),; R'ue "-w clouds, Bright ' *' ° 21irs 30min. f,OV '"' V'l I 1F U ’ '' *' ORCHARD RFPORT Renor* fnr °4 hours endi"'< 030 a rn Saturday. 24th April. 1037. Rainfall: 10 in. iv er ' .— y: n;r f1.,18 a m Sunday: .39 ’•i. Month 1 dale: 1,15 in. V°nr I" dal®: 12.11 in. Humidity. 0.30 a.m.: 60 nor cent Mas. cl- 'e <— ■ i OR deg, < Min temp in screen: 37.3 deg. Min mon grass: 29.4 deg. Wind 030 a.m : S. ge lie breeze. Sl:v 0.30 a.m.: Bhie ’ MII eimids. TO-HAY'S WEATHER FORECAST WELLINGTON, This Day. A series of intense westerly depressions continues to cress the Dominion but pressure is mr the whole rising and is now nigh- over south-eastern Australia. The forecast is lor moderate

to strong iinrl squally winds between vest and south, rising at times to gabnice in exposed positions. The wealhe: s likely to be cold and changeable vith heavy passing showers, and som< mlhei snow on the ranges, and had m places. Seas rather rough to rough.