YESTERDAY'S WEATHER.
CONDITIONS IN SOUTH. Auckland.—The weather continues changeable and unsettled. Yesterday was fine, but the sky was dull and threatening. A light, breeze was blowing from the north-east during the day, but in the evening the wind changed to the north and light rain was experienced. The barometer began falling in tho morning and registered 29.85iu. last night. Wellington.—The perfect weather of Monday did not last, for yesterday saw a return of grey skies and rain threatened. There was a strong wind from the northwest. I Christchurch. — 1 here was more cloud than sunshine yesterday, but the weather was warm, the maximum temperature being 66.8 decrees. ihe wind varied between north-east and north-west. '11)0 barometer dropped sharply from 29.72iu. to 29.50 in., and was still falling in the evening. Dunedin.—Following a clear night, the weather was overcast and unsettled yesterday, with a light wind from the northeast. The maximum temperature was 61 degrees The barometer was falling, th« reading in the evening being 29.40ia.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20725, 19 November 1930, Page 10
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