FINE WEATHER AT FIRST
RAIN DEVELOPING IN SOUTH.
By Telegraph—Press Association.
Wellington, Last Night.
Scattered rains are still probable between Hawkes Bay and East Cape, but elsewhere the weather should be fine at first, states the 4 p.m. forecast. Later rain may commence in the far southwest and south. Conditions should be mild. Pressure is high to the south-east of New Zealand and rather low to the north-east A depression covers the western Tasman. Winds will be southeast to north-east, gradually becoming more northerly, light to moderate generally but freshening in the south. Seas will be rough at first between Cape Palliser and East Cape but smooth to moderate elsewhere.
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Taranaki Daily News, 16 April 1935, Page 4
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