METEOROLOGICAL

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19365, 1 July 1937, Page 3

METEOROLOGICAL

SUNRISE AND SUNSET

TIDES AT GISBORNE WHARF

ril/VSES OF THE MOON

barometer readings At S a.ni. yesterday •• ■■ 30,27 in At S pan. yesterday .. 30.18i.n At S n.m.,:to-day 30.0‘41n RAINFALL AT GISBORNE For 24 hours-to 0 a.m. .. OAHin Total for .June .. ... • M fil n Average for June (55 years) 4.901 n TEMPERATURES Maximum yesterday .. .. 52.0 deg. Minimum on grass .. .. ’42.Sdeg.

THE WEATHER

To-day’s North Islarid Report Blue skies were reported at Wellington this morning, .but; overcast conditions prevailed elsewhere in the North Island. Moderate to strong south-easterly breezes Were general. The. barometer had continued to fall slowly. Temperatures at 9 6’clock were: Auckland, 53, .Tauranga 50, Opotiki 52, Eost Cope and,-Napier 54, Gisborne 51, and Wellington 45.-Rough seas were reported at Cape Campbell, Cape Palliesr, Napier, East -.Cape. Tiritiri, and Auckland: elsewhere moderate or smooth. Last Night’s Forecast Pressure is still high over the Tasman Sea and New Zealand areas, but a shallow depression is at present located north of the Dominion. The forecast is for winds south-easterly to easterly prevailing, strong at; times about Cook Strait and in the iftrr North, but otherwise .light to moderate. Sea'S in New Zealand waters rather rough north of East Cape and in the Cook Strait area; elsewhere slight to moderate. ‘ln the eastern Tasman, light to moderate winds bqtween east and south-east, with slight to moderate sens. The weather will be fair to fine in districts With n westerly- aspect, and also in the interior and far southern. parts of the South Island; elsewhere cloudy to overcast, with rain at times in the northern and north-eastern portion of the North Island, heavy at places in the far North, and occasional showers or -misty rain in the eastern area? Temperatures still cold. ' Midday Forecast General inference. —A cyclonic depression moving in a south-easterly direction is centred near Auckland. The pressure remains rather high in the south from the Tasman _ Sea to beyond New Zealand. Forecast. Moderate to 'strong winds, between cast and south-east, reaching gale force in places. Weather cloudy to overcast, and rain probable, with some heavy, falls and in places flooding. Temperatures cold, with snow on the ranges, Seas rough.

Rises. Sets. July 1 7.1 1 a. ui. 4.00 p.ni. July *J 7.11 a. in. 4.00 p.m. .1VI1V 7.11 a.in. 4.40 p.m. July 4 7.1 l it.m. 4.40 p.m. July f» 7.10 ft. in. 4.41 p.m. July i. 7.U.1 a.m. 4.41 p.m. July 7 7.10 a.in. 4.42 p.m. July S 7.10 afn. 4.42 Ji.m. July \\ 7.0 a. in. 4.43 .p.m. July 10 7.0 n.m. 4.40 p.m. July 11 7.0 ft.nu 4.44 p.m. July 12 7.8 a.in. 4.4,0 p.m. July i:i 7,8 Itn. 4.40 p.m. July 14 • 7.7-a.-rn. 4.4G p;m.

High Water. Low Water. ft.m. p.in. am. p.m. Tills' 1 .. 10.50 11.20 4.25 4.5,0 Tilly ‘.I 11.41 0.00 5.25 5.43 Tuj v- :: 0,08 n.:i2 0.1(3 0.4.1 ) Ills' '1 1.00 1.22 7.10 7.41 filly r. l.r.o 2.1 t 8.02 8.28 Tilly 0 15.40 2.07 8.55 9.23 Inly V n.nr, 4 .02 9.50 10.20

hast Quart qr. July 2, 0.32 ti.m. K i‘ w Moon, .Inly ft, 3.42 p,tn. First Quarter, Jnlv 1f>. 9.Of) p.tn. Full Moon, •lul'v 24. 0.10 ft.111. I.ast Quarter,, July 31, 0.17 niin.