WEATHER FORECAST.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7435, 23 June 1902, Page 3

WEATHER FORECAST.

Hie following ■weatlher forecast was telopikpli'Bd irom Wellington to-day:— 'A gale from befcweem ifJbe uorllh-easfc and north and west «*' all pieces ntnifehwaid of Basfc Oape, Taupo and Manukau, extending aouifchwaxd to (Napi«r «nd B-aglan aiter from sixteen to tweirty Ibours; a," gate from between fihe nortia end east and sontih-easb it/hence souttiward to t^aikoora and Hokiitdka after ten hours, and strong nortm-east to east and etnifch winds elsewhere. The 4>aromerter will furUher iall everywhere, torct id's©: :a* places awuUhwaird of/ Thames and Manukau ofter twelve (hours. The sea. will be iheavy on the easb coastt northward of East Cft?3 and ibetween Castlepoinii and Kiaifcoura, «lso on. ite <wesfc ooaeifa noortnward of "Cape E^mrnt considerable tlhence souit&iward, and moderate elsewhere. The tides will "be high on Ae east coast north of East Cape, good whence soTstShward, high on the west coast mortfb of Cape Efemont and also a* Cape Farewell, arid good ek&where. Hain will probably .■be heavy a* most places north of liyttelten and! Hokitika. "Waraang signai* for aortarerly gal«8 - are adhibited a* Tiritiari «nd for .tfasterly gailea *i-Bit Ca/pBS Campbell, Foulwind, Faiewdl Spit *md ifiigget Poin 1 !;. Synopsis of tbe lasi; forty--1 eight hours: — Northward of Hokitika and Lyt»«lion iiha tonometer Jttaa oonteraed to fall Bteadily, but most in -iihe notfihern; districrts. There has 'been very Ktifcle (movement anywhere else. Easterly gaies and. irain Jhave l>een experienced norflKWaird df 'Kaikoura and Hokitikflp, and moderate westerly winds Elsewhere. The, low pressure "fkuni tlho west/ due «t the jneridW of Sotttlh "Oißpe yesterday. !has passed furtier sou^lw*r<3 than usual. The pressure la ; fow ittt *he Tasman. Sea a* about aoO.miiies frwn Cape Faxewell, ifcraveHing to'Uihe easti