THE WEATHER

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22203, 5 March 1934, Page 5

THE WEATHER

'" *i ,V*riable weather was - experienced "'''■ *>& Saturday. There were .periods ot I shine and light showers fell in the afternoon. A moderatcf southiwest wind was Rowing;;: !?jhe \maximunr;;|^n^rat>if^ I was 60 degrees. Yesterday 1 the weather fine "arid mild< i easterly- wind. The maximum temperature was degrees.; I ' -REPORTS FROM THE NORTH. '' (Sp«3Ut TOpAILT TnftS.) i;', AXTCKLAND, March 4. ; A. ; boisterous spuflierly and cloudy threateriirig yesterday i waa followed by ideal' sunny conditions i and a light southerly wind td-day4 •The [ barometer,;has been: rising since. Fr«lay i arid this evening registers,3o.ls,iriches.; | I ';. ; ' , ;;: : WELLINGTON,; ! .After heavy rain f \during the night'the weather yesterday morning was .fine. .;.Tn fth«i; forenoon there were . a; .few: light 'squally showers, but the afternoon .was : fine, : : A . cold; strong south-easterly bit-w i throughout last night...;' Thisi morning: a |-li|ght: northerly, was ■ hlbwing. ; and" the weather .was £ne.. Thej temperature at ! was 58, ; at ?rpday 60,'and at. 4 p.m..65,. •, ~ ! I , > v:l -GHRISTCHURCH. March 4; \ The,weather was fine 'yesterday, but ' a cold southerly .was blowing in;the morning. The afternoon w'as sunny-atfd.warm. To-day was .fine and .sunny,'; with a .light easterly • breeze.; The', barbiricter ;■ is steady at 30.00 inches, ■"£ '' '' ' : ' ' -"•.'"■-■• -'■■ ;-.,'