GOVERNMENT FORECAST.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17010, 7 April 1923, Page 7

GOVERNMENT FORECAST.

Wind—The indications are for variable and strong breezes, but westerly prevailing, freshening and backiug by aouth to east about about twenty-four tm thirty-six hours. Weather—Appears likely to be cloudy and unsettled, with rain following. Barometer—Has a falling tendency, but rising after about thirty-six hours. IN OTHER CENTRES.’ The following telegraphed report show/? the state of the weathor throughout New Zealand at. 10 a.m. to-da-y:—

B. Blue *ky. be theO. Overcast, the •trrosphere clear whole sky covered or cloudy with thick clouds. C. Clouds. passing P Passing showers clouds. P. Squally. D. Drizzling rain R - Rain. continued F. Foggy. rain. O Gloomy. darkS. Snow. weather. T. Thunder. H. Hail. U. Ugly, threatening J* lightning. appearance. ' if tfiaty. Z. Hazy. Wind force indicated by letters:— O. Calm. G. Whole or heavy lj Light. gale. Jr. Breeze. W. gale of exoepF.B Fresh breeze. tional severity. M.G. Moderate gale.

Napier . N.. hr. 30.02 60 B Smooth 0. Effmont . N., 1. 30.00 0 Mod. Wanganui . W., 1. 30.0-2 55 B Smooth Wellington . NNE, fb 29.92 .59 BC C. Campbell. . "N-W., fb. 29.86 58 BZ Rough Greymouth . E.. br. 29.93 BC Arthur's P. . N.W.. 1. , 29.87 49 B Ciiristchm’ch Calm 29.71 56 B . N., 1. 29.68 B Mod. . Calm 29.76 51 BC Bluff W., f b. 29.64 54 ZP Mod.