METEOROLOGICAL

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7449, 25 May 1911, Page 10

METEOROLOGICAL

REPOETS AT 4 P.M. TESTEEDAT. Gape Marla Von Diemen.—Wind, N., fresa; bar., 30-15; therm., 64; showers; sea, moderate, Russell.—Wind, N.E., fresh; bar., 30.28; therm., 64; fair; sea, moderate. , Manukau Hep-ds.—Wind, -N.8., breeze; bar., 30.55; therm., 59; fair; sea, smooth Auckland. —Wind, N.E., light; bar., 30.35; therm., 55; fair. Taurpaiga,—Wind, E., light; bar., 30.35; therm., 58; gloomy; sea, smooth. . East Cape.—Wind, N., light; bar.,. 30.38; therm., 60; cloudy; sea, moderate. Gisborne.—Wind, W., light; bar., 30.35; therm., 58; fine; sea, smooth. Port Ahuriri.—Calm; bar., 30.37; therm., 53: fine; sea, smooth. ' ] Wellington.—Wind, N., breeze; bar., 50.31; therm., 53; cloudy. Oastlcpoint.—'Wind. N.E., light; . bar.. 20 30; therm., 5?; fine; sea, moderate. Mew Plymouth,—Wind. N.E., light; bar., 30.32; therm., 57; fair; sea. moderate. Cape Egmont.—Wind, K E., fresh; bar., 50.32; therm., 61; fine; sea. smooth. Wanganui.—Wind, N., light; bar.. 30-33; them-, 61: fair; sea. smooth. Cape Farewell.—Wind, S.E., light: bar, 30.35; therm., 67; cloudy; sea, moderate. Cape Poulvrind.—Wind, N.E., breeze; bar, 30.3); therm., 58; fair; sea, moderate. Wesiport.—Wind, N., breeze;, bar., 30.31; therm.. 59; fair; sea, slight swell; fcvtepbe<n Isla.nd.~Not received. Cape Campbell.—Wild, M.W., freeh; bar-, 30.28; therm., 58; cloudy; sea, moderate. Kaikoura.—Calm; bar., 30.23; therm., 56; fin?.; so t, smooth. Akaroa Lighthouse.—Wind, N.E., light; bar., 30.20; therm., 48; fine; sea, smooth. Port Chalmers. —Wind. N.E.. breeze; bar., 30-13; therm., 53; overcast; sea, moderate. Nuggets.—Wind. N.E., light; bar., 30.11; therm., 49-: cloudy, misty; sea, smooth. Bluff Wind. S.E., light; bar., oO.lO; therm.. <8; drizzle . - Bl)-u.-oAET OF PAST TWENTY-FOEE . . HOURd. Fine weather has prevailed etcept in the extreme north and south, where light showers have fallen to-daj’. Barometric pressure is decreasing everywhere. —vderat.e to strong easterly winds have dominated in the North Island, an • northerly in the South, , D. C. BATEB Met" , or'Oojrieal Officer Wellington, May 24th, 1911. {Forecast appears over the leader.)