BRIGHT SUNNY DAYS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18298, 15 January 1923, Page 6

BRIGHT SUNNY DAYS.

"-.-: : ! ;--■■.•/;■!;'■...■'■"•■::.'.■;;.;:;\:?; w ;:; ; . ; : * - v^: . ■-; : ;i. ; ';' H\ r -. ';;;.q;..-:,;.. ~;::.;■«>';" .•-,.. '.\c.''.]' :: '-4' THE weather IN AUCKLAND: : CONDITIONS j LAST WEEK. A succession of j bright sunn/ days marked last week,"" On Monday njaai-ly .12 hours of bright, sunshin©- were ■ jffjorded at .; the observatory ."in,.. Albert IParii' '■ >< : // A small amount of rain' fell on Tuesday,. Wednesday, and Thursday ', the total > for the week being only ill2ini..: v;> - ;v^.-.;, The highest temperature: recorded during the week 'was that: of.!! Saturday', Mhich," was 72.6 degrees, while the lowest, 'occur-: red on Friday, when 55.2 degk-i , were recorded. ■,J The fine weather which t:ad been, experienced at Auckland for some days continued over the week-end, ■ but the conditions looked : somewhat .-; threatening ;r at a late hour yesterday. .. - During -the day the -wind < had- been ; blbwThg!!; freshly ;'■.' from, the north, but in the evening it changed < to the westward ;■;• and;"' the; - sky,became dull ; and overcast. '.'■ , '-.. The barometer, though not at its /normal height, had been fairly .high and steady: during,the early ''-part, ;l the- : week, when 'it registered v 29.85 m. : At-- midmgiiti on -Thursday'-. it -began; to, fall'"slowly; and, yesterday afternoon registered' -. 29..65 in/ /' where it remained steady up to-a late hour. ' [ ': ■'■':/■■".".:./"•//:■'!;'' ■ . > ;;; '- : ' r /