METEOROLOGICAL

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8183, 26 July 1912, Page 10

METEOROLOGICAL

REPORTS AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. Capo ilaria Van Diemen.—Wind, E., light; bar., 2y.85; therm., 57; cloudy; sea, smooth.

Russell.—Wind, E., light; bar., 29.86 therm., 60; cloudy; sea, moderate.

ivlanukau Heads. —Wind, E..i breeze; bar., 29.92; therm., 41; rain, mist; sea, smooth. Auckland.—Wind, S.E., fresh; bar., 29.93; iljenn., 50; overcast, rain.

Tauranga.—Wind, E.S.E., light; bar., 29.93; therm., 54; fair; sea, moderate. East Cape.—Wind, S.E., fresh; bar., 29.96; therm., 52; fair; sea, rough. Gisborne. —Wind, E., light; bar., 30.00; therm. 48; overcast; sea. moderate roll. Port Ahuriri.—Wind, S.W., fresh; oar., 30.05; therm., 48; showery; sea, moderate. Castlepoint.—Wind, S.W., breeze; bar., 30.10; therm., 43; showery; seat heavy.

Welliq^fton.—Wind, S., fresh; bar., 30.17: therm., 45; showery. New Plymouth.—Wind, S.E.. fresh; bar. 30.05; therm., 47; showery: sea, ,-mooth. Cape Egmont.—Wind. S.E., fresh; bar. 30.07; therm., 44; rain; sea, moderate. Wanganui.—Wind, S.E., fresh; bar., 30.14; therm., 51; showery; sea. moderate.

Farewell Spit.—Wind S.E., light; bar. 30.15; therm.. 50; cloudy; sea. moderate.

Capo Poulwind.—Wind. S.W., ugnt; bar. 30.17; therm.. 50; fair; sea smootn. Westport.—Wind, 8.E., breeze; bar. 30.16; therm., 43; fair; sea, smooth.

Stephen Island.—Wind, 8.E., fresh; bar. 30.10; therm. 44; cloudy: sea, moderate. Capo Campbell.—Wind, S., fresh; bar, 30.21; therm., 44; cloudy: sea* heavy.

Kaikoura. —Wind, W., lirht; btr. therm., 40: rain; sea, zniterate.

Akaroa lighthouse.—Wind, W 9.W., f-erb: bar.. 30 40; therm., 42; showery; sea, heavy Port Chalmers.—Calm; bar.. 30.43; therm--49; fair: sea. moderate.

Nuggets.—Wind. N.E., light; bat. 30 41 therm.. 41; showery; sea. moderate. B'ufT.—Wind E., breeze; bar., 30.48 therm., 43; fine.

SUMMARY OF PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.

Stormy weather continued about Cook Strait, but baa moderated somewhat today. Unsettled and showery weather has prevailed, especially on the East Coast. Strong easterly winds have predominated. The anti-cyclone extended Into high latitudes, for 30.31 has been reported on Wednesday at Macquarie Island; when 30.70 was read at Oamaru, and the gradient has been, and Is still, very steep north and westward. D. 0. BATES. Meteorological Office, Wellington, July 23th. 1912. (Forecast appears over the leader.}