WEATHER REPORT.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12584, 14 October 1911, Page 4

WEATHER REPORT.

there was squally weather to-day nt Hoki?.V g M* rairi at Kaipara, Manukau, Auckland. Wellington, Farewell Spit. Westport and OreyinouHt.> there was a fresh m the river at westport, and' Greytnouth and . Queenstown reported snow on the high lands. There was heavy; rain at Oamarti, with squalls m the night, and it was . squally at the Bluff today. STATE OF THE BEA. tape Mana reported a moderate sea to-day, Russell rough, Tiritiri light swell, ; Tauranga moderate, East Capo considerable, Gisborne and Napier .smooth. Cape Palliser moderate, Cape Campbell and Timaru rough, Oamaru and Bluff moderate, Hokianga rough, Kaipara heavy on bar, Manukau breaking . on bar, KawhV and New '. Plymouth moderate, Wanganui, Farewell Spit, and Westport rough, Greymouth smooth. ' '••■ . WEATHER FORECAST. bast, night's weather forecast was as followsA westerly. Jow pressure area of unusual intensity has enveloped the country the baro meter recording 28.98 inches at the Bluff at a p.m. totday. High northerly and westerly winds have prevailed, and rain has fallen m most 'parts of the country. Present indications are lor westerly winds strong to > heavy Kale, and veering to southerly shortly. Colder cloudy and unsettled weather with heavy rain is pro- 1 bable. generally, snow on the higher levels, nnd «K&i2 Par i?. °«. the South lß,and » w » tn "vers flooded on the. West Coast.'; To-day's forecast states: ''Westerly moderate to strong, squally at times, and veering southerly, strong to gale prevailing; expect showery j and changeable feather, , and weather probubiv ! colder; .glass rise ; ; tides high ; sea rough <>*T J