METEOROLOGICAL

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 20181, 25 June 1928, Page 9

METEOROLOGICAL

-HE BAROMETER.

Following are barometrical readings taken at the “ Chronicle’ 3 Office at 1 a.m. on each of days mentioned: —

Condition «»* < .ass at last reading. — falling tendency. THE THERMOMETER Thermometer shade readings, Fahr, taken at 1 a.m.. are as follow: Friday, June 22 47 Saturday, June 23 52 Monday, June 24 56

THE WEATHER. Indications arc for southerly winds backing to south-east south of New Plymouth and East Cape, and to cast and north-cast, thence northwards, freshening generally and reaching gale force at places, especially in the north; rough seas about Fouveaux Strait, else-i where moderate, but rising later in the north and on the east coast. The weather will -be showery is the far south, elsewhere mainly rair at first, but i generally becoming unsettled in the north, with rain later.

THE TIDES. High Warei a. m. p.m. .. .. 3.40 4.14 June 26 .. .. .. .. 4.4S 5.21 June 28 .. .. .. .. 6.50 7.15 June 27 .. .. . . .. 5.54 6.29 The above table is for hieh tide at the Castlecliff Wharf. For tides at the City add 20 minutes to the firuaea. SUN AND MOON June 25 Sun Moon r’.ne set rise sei .. 7.34 4.30 12.21 12.0 June 26 .. 7.34 4.31 12.41 12.32 June 27 7.34 4.31 1.1 1.34 June 28 7.34 4.32 1.23 2.37 PHASES OF THE MOON. Full Moon . . JUNE D. H. M. 3 11 44 p.m. Last Quarter .. 11 5 <21 p.m. New Moon IS 8 12 a.m. First Quarter . 35 10 17 a.m.