THE WEATHER
The weather yesterday, was; overcast and threatening, with a : moderate southwest wind and iti^pentture of 54 ; degrees. The barometer. Sid a slight ' rising tendency, 1 , and ; tegsatered 30.10 last evening. REPORTS PROM THE-NORTH, ( Special : toDAiti -.Timer.) vVAUCKLAND, FeWuary'js. The weather was ; exceptionally wet to-day, the wind being moderate tqi fresh from the north-east. Torrential rain was, early ■ in the morning and for a. long 1 - period -during* noon, 4.40 inches of rain haying fallen duripig' the 10 hours up to 4, pin., when the wind changed to the south-east. The conditions then improved. The barometer is falling slotvly and note register* 29.75 inches. - ,*;7
, - WELLINGTON, February 16. Dull weather prevailed to-day, and at times there were passing showers of misty rain. ’ The wind ’ was from the south-east in the late morning, and freshened in the , afternoon. The temperature at 4 p.m! was 63,2 degrees, and the maximum for the day 63.6 degrees.
CHRISTCHURCH, February 15. The weather to-dpy was overcast, with a fresh south-westerly breeze.' The maximum temperature was 61.9 degrees. Tiie barometer was steady .at 30.00 inches.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22498, 16 February 1935, Page 9
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180THE WEATHER Otago Daily Times, Issue 22498, 16 February 1935, Page 9
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