YESTERDAY'S WEATHER.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20618, 17 July 1930, Page 10

YESTERDAY'S WEATHER.

HAIL SQUALLS IN AUCKLAND*

CONDITIONS IN SOUTH

Auckland.—Wintry conditions prevailed yesterday and the weather was von.- wet* Rain fell almost continually during tn9 morning, but in the afternoon and even* ing the showers were less frequent. lh* fresh southerly wind made the conditions very cold, especially in the suburbs. whera the squalls were accompanied by showers of hail. The weather was more boisterous on* the west coast and the sea reported to be very rough. Ibe N' l " 1 ern Company's motor vessel Hauturu t Oneliunga for Mew Plymouth \estei •*. afternoon, but she anchored at the heans for the night owing to the Manukau being unworkable. Wellington.—After a fine night, with steady breeze from the north, ihe "1™ turned to the south in the earlymornmg yesterday. It was accompanied by rain. The day was boisterous, wet an« very cold, but toward the evening storm moderated considerably, night was fine and cold. Christchurch.— A southerly pale raf,« oarly in the morning, and heavy rain • Early in the afternoon the wind _ down, and the sun shono trom an alnj cloudless sky. The maximum tcl »P® ture was 45 degrees. Ihe jJ which descended sharply on luesd night, later went up to 30.19 - , Dunedin.— Following intermittent n» on Tuesday night the weather was « and fine in Dunedin yesterday w.J mo sunshine than cloud and a fresh sbuthe wind. The maximum temperatuic 47 degrees. The barometer was lig and steady, the latest reading beiog 30.10 in.