METEOROLOGICAL

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10522, 25 February 1920, Page 12

METEOROLOGICAL

REPORTS AT 3 P.M. YESTERDAY.

Cape Maria van Diemen—Wind, N.E., gale; bar., 29.83; then, 70; misty; sea, 10 RussolI—‘Wind, N.. fresh; bar., 29.83; then. 71; cloudy; sea, considerable. Manukau Heads—Wind, N-, iresh; ban, 29.90; then, 66; cloudy; sea, Auckland —Wind N.E7, fresh; bar., 1 29.93: then. 73; overcast. Tauranga—Wind, N., fresh; ban, f 29.89; then, 70; overcast, squally; sea, . moderate. ~ _ .. , . , * Gisborne—Wiud, N.W., light; ban, 1 29.91- then, 71; overcast: sea, smooth. Port Ahuriri—Wind, N.E., light: bar., ' 29.97- then, 78; overcast; sea, smooth. 5 Castlepoint—Wind, N.E., light; bar., f 29.90; then, 65; cloudy; sea. heavy. 0 Wellington —Wind, N., fresh; bar., 0 29.80; then, 68; fair .. , , New Plymouth—Wind, N.E., light; B bar. 20.85; then. Go; overcast, rain; sea, ) rough. Cape Egmont—Wind. N., fresh; bar., 29.83; then, 63; overcast. rain; sea, rough. Wanganui—Wind. V.V, light: ban, 29.83; then, 71; gloomy; soa, smooth. 1 Farewell Spit—Wind, N., fresh; bar., ’ 29.85; then, 66; rain; sea, rough. Cape Foulwind —Wind, N.E., fresh; ■ bar., 29.76; then, 70; cloudy; sea, moders ate. Greymouth—Wind, N., fresh; ban, ■ 29.76; then, 68; overcast; sea, moder- > ate. . Stephen Island—Wind, W., fresh; ban, | 29.56; then, 64; overcast; sea, moder--1 ate. Capo Campbell—Wind, NAY., fresh; bar., 29.71; then, 64; cloudy; sea, rough. Kaikoura —Calm; ban, 29.60; then, 71; fair; sea, moderate. Akaroa. Lighthouse—" Wind, N.E.. light; [ bar., 29.60; then, 62; fair; sga, smooth. Port Chalmers—Calm; bar., 29.70; then, 62; fine; sea, smooth. ' Nuggets —Wind, N.E., light; ban, 29,63; then, 60; fine; sea, moderate. ‘ Bluff—Wind. N.N.W., light; ban, * 29.36; then 65; overcast; sea, smooth. J YESTERDAY’S WEATHER CHART.

SUMMARY OF PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. Increasing northerly wind and overcast skies aro reported generally under the influences of a westerly low pressure now passing in the south and a sub-tropi-cal apparently developing to the northwestward of tho Dominion. D. C. BATES. Meteorological Office, Wellington, February 23th, 1920. (Forecast appears over Leader.)