UNSETTLED WEATHER.
DISTURBANCE NEAR COAST.
The following weather forecast .was issued by Mr. Clement L. ,WraggeZatZ9.'3o last evening '' A disturbance : J named Tryon is hanging off the West Coast, hence the northerly winds to-day. It .is at present
uncertain, whether it will : strike j the 5 seaboard or become sloughed off round the Bluff, but if the former,Z there- will be a renewal of unsettled, rainy, ; and squally weathw from between nor-west and .southwest. ; ■ There is a gigantic upheaval :in ! the sun, about 200,000 miles long, containing two centres of energy. It is ; almost central.on the ; Solar disc, and' is a sign 'of seismic, &. volcanic, or -f. thermal i ( actum: in various /parts of ( the world. Those using smoked glass should be able to; see the upheaval in the sun." ~ ;. L
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16969, 1 October 1918, Page 4
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