METEOROLOGICAL
SUNRISE AND SUNSET Rises Sets September 2. r > . . .">.07 n.m. f>.49 p.m. September 20 .. 5.0 f, n.m. 1 p.m. PHASES OF THE MOON Full Moon Sept. 4, 4.04 p.m. Last Quarter Sept. It!, 9.00 a.in. New Moon Sept. 20, fi.f.l a.in. First Quarter Sept. 27. 4.00 n.m. TIDES AT GISBORNE WHARF High Water. Low Water.
BAROMETER READINGS At. S ti.ni. yesterday .. .. SO.OOin At S p.m. yesterday .. .. 29.94 in At S n.m. to-day .. .. 29.9(iin RAINFALL AT GISBORNE For 4S hours to 9 n.m. .. O.OOin For month to date .. .. 2.34 in Average for September .. 3.00 in
THE WEATHER To-Day’s North Island Report. Blue skies were reported this morning at Napier, Gisborne, and in tiie Hay of Plenty, but- overcast conditions prevailed elsewhere in the North Island, with rain at Wellington. Light northwesterly breezes were blowing at Gisborne, and light to fresh south-wester-lies elsewhere. The barometer', had fallen slightly during the week-end. Temperatures at 9 o’clock were: Auckland, Tauranga, and East Cape 57 degrees. Opotiki and Napier 55, Gisborne 58, and Wellington 54. Moderate or smooth seas were reported everywhere. Last Night’s Forecast
An anticyclone covers the greater part of Australia and extends over the North Tasman, while a series of low pressure waves lias been moving across tins south Tasman and southern New Zealand. Winds: Westerly and backing soon to southerlies, and freshening somewhat. Seas (N.Z. waters): Rather rough north of Farewell Spit and about Foveaux Strait; elsewhere moderate. Eastern Tasman Sea: Moderate to fresh southwest winds and .moderate seas. Weather: Still generally fair, but some scattered showers likely, mainly on the coast and in places with a westerly aspect: temperatures becoming cooler. Midday Forecast General inference.—The k last of a series of slight westerly depressions is passing eastwards, and an intense anticyclone is now advancing on to New Zealand. Forecast—Moderate to strong southerly winds. Weather, cold and changeaide. with scattered showers. Seas rough.
a.m. p.in. a.m. p.rn. September 25 . . 9.49 10.19 3.24 4.01 September 20 . . 10.39 11.07 4.14 4.56 September 27 .. 11.30 11.56 5.05 5.50 September 28 . . 0.00 0.20 5.58 6.46 September 29 . . 0.45 1.10 6.52 7.39 September 20 . . 1.35 2.00 7.45 8.30
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18202, 25 September 1933, Page 5
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