YESTERDAY'S WEATHER
CONDITIONS IN THE SOUTH Auckland.—After a fine mornirfg, rain set in at noon, the showers continuing until the middle of the afternoon, when thu weather cleared. It remained fine during the evening. The barometer fell during the day, but rose again in the evening, the reading at midnight being 30.15 in. Wellington.—After some showers in the morning the weather cleared and tho afternoon was bright and sunny. There was a breeze from the north. Chirstchurch.—The weather yesterday was mild and sunny, with a strong breeze from the north-west. The maximum temperature was 64 degrees. The barometer reading last evening was 3Q.ooin. Dunedin. —A squally wind from the north-west prevailed yesterday morning, but changed to the south-west later. The sky became overcast and conditions generally were unsettled. The barometer, which fell during the morning, was risiog last evening, and registered 29.95 in.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21277, 2 September 1932, Page 10
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