THE WEATHER

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18499, 11 September 1934, Page 5

THE WEATHER

To-day’s North Island Report. Overcast and unsettled conditions o'oiuM'fil hi tli*‘ Norlli Islmiil * morning. Southerly Rales wen; blow .(i Cape (‘a mpi-ei 1, Wellington, Gisborne and East Cape, and nmdemle to stroii" southerly winds elsewlieie. a.«r'.'T|"7 vesterdav. Temperalni'es at !» o dock Wore: Auckland -IP degrees, Taur.W and Gisborne -IS. Opotiki ->0 hast ape 41. Napier -IS. and Wellington 40. Rough seas were reported at Gisborne, elsewhere moderate or smooth. Last Night’s Forecast A depression still lies to the east of the Dominion, while an intense anticyclone is advancing across the lasman. Winds, strong southerly, of gale toree m places, decreasing gradually to-morrow. Seas, moderate south of Farewell opuheavv about Cook Strait; elsewhere romdi. In the eastern Tasman be" but. gradually decreasing southerly winds; sens rough, hut moderating. Weather tine on the west coast of the Eouth Island, elsewhere unsettled and smiallv. with passing showers, and m places' hail, but improving gradually from the westward. Cold temperatures, with sharp inland frosts in the South Island. Midday Forecast. General inference.—An anticyclone is moving on to New Zealand. J’ressuie is rising everywhere, but is still rat her lo\> to the north. Forecast . Strong southerly winds of gale force, in places. Weather cold, unsettled and spindly, with passing showers. Seas rough to heavy.