METEOROLOGICAL

New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9622, 30 March 1917, Page 10

METEOROLOGICAL

REPORTS AT i P.M, YESTERDAY. Cape Maria Van lliomen—Wind, N.E., gale; bar., 2J.70; therm., lit); hazy; sea, model ate. , Kusscil—Wind, S.K., gale; bar., 29.80; therm., (SB; overcast; sea. heavy. Jlanukau Heads— Wind, S.K., breeze; bar., 29.93; therm., 6S; cloudy; sea, smooth. Auckland—Wind, K.E.. fresh; bar., 20.B1; therm.. 70; fair. Tuurauga—Wind, S., light; bar., 29.95; tum-m., U 9; fair; sea, moderate. ■ East Cape—Wind, -N.E., freshw bar., 30.08; therm., 01; rain; sea, rough. Ois borne—Wind, K.E., light; bar., 30.01.; therm.. 11l ; ■ overcast:, misty: sea, moderate swell. Port Ahuriri—Calm; bur., 30.02; therm., 60; hue; sea, smooth. Castiepoiut—iN at received. Wellington— Wind, S.ES, breeze; bar., 30.03; .therm., 61; line. , Kew Plymouth—Wind. S.W., light; bar., 30.00; therm., 70; hue: sea, smooth. Cupe lignum L—Wind, S.E., fresh; bar., 39.91; therm.. (57; cloudy; sou, smooth. Wanganui—Wind, S.E., breeze; bur.,

29.98; therm., 71; line; sea, smooth. Farewell Spit—Wind, S.L., light; bar., 30.04 s therm., 69; fine; sea, smooth. Cape jb’ouhvindv-Yv’iml. 8.. light; bar., 30.07; therm.,, 65; cloudy; sea. niodcr. Groymouth—Wind, W.,' light; bar., 30.01; therm.. 61; cloudy; sea, moderate. . Stephen fslund—Wind, \V., light; bar., 39.08; therm., 03; fine; sea, smooth. Cape, Campbell—Wind. S., fresh; bar., 30.04; therm.. 63: hue; sea, moderate. iCnikourn—Wind, ii.. light; bar., 30.04; therm... 66; fair; sea, moderate. Aharon. " Lighthouse—Wind. , ■ N. 8., Iresh; bar., 30.05; therm., 59; fine; sea, moderate. , Port Chalmers—Calm; bar., 30.00; therm., 63; fair,; sea,, smooth. Nuggets—. Wind. N., ..light; bar., 30.00; therm., 55; cloudy; sea, moderate. •Bluff— Wind, 8., breeze; bar - .. 30.00; therm., 57; fog, overcast; sea, smooth. YESTERDAY'S WEATHER CHART.

SUMMARY OF PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. UK Unsettled and sriuaH.v weather with ‘■ | ,} l !L h “ s . ,jee 'i experienced northward ->i Auwnia ami Gisborne, but fair 'ind genial conditions have ruled elsewhere. Strong easterly winds have prevailed in the tar north but variable breezes in the south. Atmospheric pressure has decreased everywhere and the aspect is somewhat ominous to the north-west-ward ot the Dominion. Meteorological Office. C ‘ BATES - Wellington, March 39th. 1917. 'Forecast appears over the Lender.)