WEEK-END WEATHER.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21225, 4 July 1932, Page 8

WEEK-END WEATHER.

CONDITIONS IN THE SOUTH,

Aucklmd.—The weather was unsettled during the week-end. The wind was light and varied between south-east and southwest. Frequent light showers were experienced during Saturday afternoon an J evening and cloudy conditions yesterday morning were followed by a sunny afternoon. After falling to 29.95 in. at midday on Saturday, the barometer rose slowly until mid-day yesterday. Afterwards tlie rise was very pronounced and 'the reading last night was 50.25 in. Wellington.—The weather was brilliantly :Sno in Wellington on Saturday, but during the night the wind ■ turned to the south. There was a biting wind yesterday wit'i frequent showers of rain, hail i»nd sleet. Christchurch.— Saturday was fine and sunny, but rain set in about 9 p.nu There was a bitter south-west wind yes* terdav with frequent showers of rain and occasional gleams of sunshine. , The barometer wus rising at 5 p.m. yesterday, the reading being 30.30 in. Dunedin.—Unsettled and wintry weather prevailed on Saturday. A strong southwest wir d and intermittent sunshine were experienced until after 1 p.m., but fw* (juent showers fell during the afternoon and evening. The barometer was fairly steady and registered 30.10 in. on Saturday night. Yesterday was bright and siuiiny. The barometer was rising lasv evening, the reading being 30.50 in.