YESTERDAY'S WEATHER.
CONDITIONS IN SOUTH. Auckland.—The weather continues io t'S unsettled. A light- variable wind and a dull, cloudy sky yesterday were followed by frequent rain showers last evening. The barometer continued falling during the day and the reading iasl ui-.lit was 29.60 in.
Christehuivh. —There were 11 dcgices of frost, yesterday morning, hut instead of line weather following, the sky became overcast and threatening, but lain did not set in until dark. A cok' v.llid blew from the .south-west, and the thermometer did not rise above 45 degree*The barometer was steady :;.! day. «.'ld the reading in the evening v..;s -9.< lit:. Dunedin. —Tlio weather was unsettled yesterday. Rain fell for several hours in the morning, but ceased after rnid-da>,. the afternoon being fine with an o\eicasu sky and a light wind from the su-Hf)-west. The maximum temperature w-as < e grecs. The barometer showed little movement. the reading in the evening beuijf 29.75 in.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20622, 22 July 1930, Page 8
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154YESTERDAY'S WEATHER. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20622, 22 July 1930, Page 8
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