Meteorological Records.

Southland Times, Issue 19492, 24 February 1905, Page 2

Meteor ological Records.

For 24 hours ending 0 p.m. 23rd February, 1905. Taken at Invercargill.

Noth— Maximum T. means highest temperature in the Stale for 24 hours. Minimum ( I. mem>» lo* » temperature in the shade for 24 hours, lerresm Radiation means the lowest tol ’'P eril N r . e 0 j> e i.t,ive face of the ground during the night. Relative Humidity means relative amount of molstun, in tlhe s;ale in which 10 is a gale. Rain ' inch . Sunshine 11 hours 20 minutes Maximum T. (in shade) ,0 deg i Minimum T. 42 deg. F Relative Humidity 72 Dew Point 54 deg F. Thennouieter at 0 p.m. G 3 deg. ?■ Terrestrial radiation 40 deg. !’• Solar Radiation 140 deg. I. Wind—B. W; force, 1. BAROMETER.

WELLINGTON, Febr 23. Following (5 p.m.) is tho weather report from N.Z. stations Manukau Heads-S. light, bur., 30.38, ther. 73. line, bar smooth. New Plymouth—Calm. liar. 30.52, ther. 72 overcast, sen smooth. Castlepoint—N.W. fresh, bar. 30.28, ther 78, fine, sea smooth. Wellington—N. N.E. breeze, bar. 30.23, ther. 72, fine. Westport—N. light, bar. 30.12. ther 74, line, slight swell. Kaikoura—Calm, bar. 3027, ther. 01, fine. .

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