WEATHER FORECAST.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7156, 22 July 1901, Page 3

WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast was 'telegraphed from Wellington io-day: — A." gale from between north-west -aiicL. -son threat after sixteen hours at all places Djor'thward 1 of •aSTapier >«nd New 'Plyniouth, a gale frcim between ihe -x.or;ii-eaßt and -noriJi-weat after ten hotiii ihenee southward >to -Lytielton end Hoiitika, and from betweea-the^rolfK-west and south- west whence eouthwards. The barometer will further fall everyvsrtiei'er The? eea> will be .heavy oa all the west coast, be-; tween C&etle Poini and Ifaikoura. • Tha )ldc3 mil -be high «a the west coast of the North {Island ana good on l>oth coasts of the South Island, and moderate elsewhere. Bain is io ibe expected in all parts of <he country. signals for northerly galos are exhibited »t Cftpes Campbell, Farewell Spit end _ Ponlwind; Synopsis of the last twenty-four hours : — A slowly decreasing pressure everywhere since Saturday. Moderate winds, principally/ from the southward, ■ have been cxperronced generally. The weather has been fine in most parts of the country eicept on .the 6a«t coast WelJington anfi Napier, where, there has been rain,.' buk'-tlrererihava 1 baan hard frosts in all -the -South Islard. In the inland <wuhtry between Ivapier, Taupo, Bagkn and Thames low pressures from the ißrest are duei to-morrow and Thursday.