THE WEATHER

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 388, 23 June 1928, Page 3

THE WEATHER

TO-DAVS observations Necrological observations taken at Park observatory at a a.tn. tov the Government observer: VSS&-0 a.m., 4Sdeg. A- ipw-ature in shade yesterday: MaxiTerop videe; minimum, =9deg; maximum Bar i>rature in sun. lOSdegr. "pngiit sunshine yesterday, 3hours 50 “uintoum temperature on grass, 33de S . Direction of wind at 9 a.m.. Calm. Velocity of wind previous 24 hours, 9< during previous 24 hours, trace. Rainfall to date this month, 3.74 in. Average for June, 4.72 in. NORTH island conditions Observations taken at 9 a.m. station. Wind. Bar. Tber. Wea. ran# Marl* V.O. S 3 30.16 56 B . . sw 2 30.19 50 BCP Ma“ukau HcadaSW 1 50.12 52 EC EffiKd •• • • g&” t f 0 \° a « i Tauranga •- • s 5 0 .00 46 H s?k«rn« B . . XtV 2 50.06 43 B £’r?Jlrton '. . . NNW 3 20.07 44 BC n»h.... E 2 =0.02 45 R V-I,- To current barometer tor eleva.t'Manukau (alt. 000 ft), add .9; Cam20Sft). add .2. NeaufoVt scale of wind force. —0, , light air: 2. slight breeze; Yzentle breeze; 4. moderate breeze; - fresh breeze; 6, strong breeze; hizh wind; S. gale; 9, strong gale: 10, whole gale: 11. storm; 12. hurricane. Weather estimated as: —B. blue itr, he the atmosphere clear or heavy: C, ouds. passing clouds; D. drizzling rain: V foggy: G, gloomy, dark weather: H, .'ll- I. lightning: M. misty; O. overset the whole sky covered with thick •ouds- P. passing showers; Q. squally; n sain continued rain: S. snow; T, thunder- U.’ Ugly threatening appearance: Z.