THE WEATHER.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10132, 15 May 1896, Page 5

THE WEATHER .

(air MLMRAW,—OWN COnRMPONDKNIS.] : / Thames, Thursday. : Very boisterous weather still prevails here, although not so muoh, rain has fallen to-day as was the case yesterday., The wind has now veered round to the north-west, and at times blows very strong. '

' Hamilton, Thursday,. A cold south-easterly wind swept over Walkato yesterday. It blew nearly a gale, and no rain fell till nightfall, While the wind howled fast below, the upper stratum of clouds remained almost stationary. Pabroa, Thursday. The heavy storm of yesterday caused a big slip on the Karangahake Gorge Road, and, as a consequence, all traffio to-day had to go over the old Kahau Road- The weather to-day has cleared a little, though it is still blowing hard, accompanied by wintry showers. T« Aroija, Thursday. A fierce south-easterly gale, accompanied by * heavy rain, has raged here all Tuesday and Wednesday, and much damage has been done to property and fences.

[Br TKLKGRAFH. — ASSOCIATION.] Wellington, Thursday, Hoary rain set) in this afternoon from tho south, and still continues. Donkdin, Thursday. The weather has turned very cold, with strong south-west; wind and rain.