WEATHER FORECAST.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 6827, 21 June 1900, Page 3

WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast was telegraphed from Wellington to-day: — Wind, 'moderate, - and generally from iiho eastward, at all places northward of Napier and New . SPlymoath, and easterly during {he next twelve to twenty hours at all other places, but changing after that time to a gale from between tho north-east and the north and west The barometer will show very little movement uortbward of Napier and New Plymouth, and fall sfc all other places. The sea will be heavy on the west coast south of New Plymouth and iefcweea Castle Point and Kaikoura after twenty hours, and moderate elsewhere. Tho tides will ba high on both coasts of the South Island, good between Cape Egmont and Foxton, and moderate at all other places. . Cold weather will continue northward of Napier and ■New Plymouth. Synopsis of the last twentyfour hours: — A slowly increasing pressure everywhere, with fine weather, and there has .been a hard 'frost at most places south of Thames and Manukau. A low pressure from the west will pass eastward of the meridian , of South Cape late to-mbrrow, and one also will pass on Monday. Unsettled weather and - high westerly winds" will be prevalent during '^ thVnext eightor ten days! '' ' . " ..." ' SHIPPINa' TELEGBAMS. ,'■"■'■ ' <..■'.'■ WELLINGTON, June 21. Arrived— Zealandi*, from Lyttelton - PORT OHALMEBSj June 21. Arrived— Flora, from Lyttelton.