METEOROLOGICAL

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10898, 12 May 1921, Page 10

METEOROLOGICAL

REPORTS AT 4 P.M. TESTBED AT. Cape Maria van Diemen —Wind, S.W., fresh; bar., 30.18; ther., 62; overcast; sea. heavy. Russell—Wind, W., light: bar., 30.09; ther., 60; cloudy; sea, moderate. Manukau Heads—Wind, S.W., fresh; bar., 30.03: ther., 54; showery; tear rough. Auckland—Wind, W., light; bar., 30.06; ther., 59: cloudy, showery. Tauranga Wind, W., fresh; bar., 29.98; ther.. 58; fair; sea, rough, Gisborne—Wind, N.W., light; bar., 29.87; ther., 60 ;■ cloudy; sea, smooth. Port Ahuriri—Wind, W., fresh; bar., 29.89: ther.. 61; fair; sea, choppy. Castlepoint— W ind, W., light; bar., 29.88; ther., 50; cloudy; sea, smooth. Wellington Wind. 8., fresh; bar., 29.87; ther., 55; threatening. New Plymouth—Wind, W,, fresh; bar., 29.94; ther., 56; squally, sea, moderate. - Cape Bgmont—Wind, W., fresh; bar., 29.94; ther., 54; cloudy; sea, rough. Wanganui—Wind, W., moderate gale; bar., 29.88; ther., 57; fair; sea, heavy. Farewell Spit—Wind, W-, breeze; bar., 29-90; ther., 54; clondy; sea, rough. Cape Foulwind—Wind, S-, breeze; bar., 29.94; ther., 46; cloudy, showery; sea, moderate. Grey-mouth—Wind, S.W., breeze; bar., 29.90; ther., 50; squally; sea, moderate. Stephen Island—Wind, S.W., fresh; bar., 29.83; ther., 53; clondy; sea, rough. Cape Campbell—Wind, S., gale; bar., 29.83; ther., 53: misty; sea, heavy. Kaikoura Wind, S.W., fresh; bar., 29.87; ther., 42; rain; sea, heavy. Akaroa lighthouse—Wind, S.W., gale; bar., 29.90; ther., 45; squally; sea, heavy. Port Chalmers—Wind, S.W., breeze; bar., 29.94; ther., 50; rain; sea, smooth. Nuggets—Wind, S., gale; bar., 30.00; ther., 45; showery; sea, heavy. Bluff—Wind, 8.W., breeze; bar., 30.01; ther., 45- showery; sea, moderate.

YESTERDAY’S WEATHER CHART.

SUMMARY 03? PAST TWENTY-FOUR -HOURS. The •weather has been odd and changeable, with scattered showers and moderate to strong south-west winds have prevailed, and have increased in force along the east coast of the South Island. The barometer has been unsteady, but has risen rapidly to-day in the south. D. C. BATES, Director. Meteorological OSes, Wellington, May 11th, 1921. (Forecast over leader.)