WEEK-END WEATHER
CONDITIONS IN THE SOUTH Auckland.—Changeable weather was ex* perienced during the week-end. A moderate to fresh northerly wind was blowing on Saturday and conditions were fine un evening when frequent heavy showers weW experienced, the wind being squally, an® rain continued during the night*. 1 esterday morning the wind had changed to a moderate south-west breeze and sunny weather prevailed during the daV< The barometer, which had fallen ta 29.75 in. early yesterday morning, ro s ® afterwards and the reading last nigV was 29.95 in. Wellington.—The weather was ver £ boisterous in Wellington on Satnrdaj. high north wind was blowing all day. Rain fell in the morning and evening aduring the night. The wind 'changed to the south and yesterday was beautitn iy fine and sunny. Christchurch.—Saturday was very JV in the morning with passing clouds, wind was variable but mostly fi' onl north-west. The temperature was in the afternoon. Yesterday was fine bright sunshine. Dunedin.—Light intermittent s ' fell on Saturday artd conditions genera <>| were unsettled. The barometer feN ing the day and registered 29.80 in. Saturday night. Except for a few showers yesterday was fine, with a >8 breeze from the south-east. The was rising last evening, the reading 30in.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21333, 7 November 1932, Page 8
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