Meteorological

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 71, Issue 220, 17 September 1928, Page 9

Meteorological

THE BAROMETER Following are barometrical readings taken at the “Chronicle” Office at a.m. on each of days mentioned:

Conditions of glass at last reading.— Falling. THE THERMOMETER Thermometer shade readings, Fahr, taken at 1 a.m., are as follows: Thursday. September 13 .5 Friday, September 14 50 Saturday, September 15 57 Monday, September 17 56

THE WEATHER. The indications arc for nor’-westerly winds strong to gale at places, backing to west and later to south-westerly, with rough seas in New Zealand. The weather will be unsettled and squally with rain in most parts and heavy falls in districts with a southerly aspect.

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THE [-DDES High Water a m . p.m. September 17 .. . 11.52 — September 17 0.11 0.27 September 19 0.43 September 20 1.17 1.33 The above table is for high tide at the Castlecliff Wharf. Fo tides at ; he Citv Wharf add 20 minutes to the figures. — — SUN AND IIO ON Sun Toon rise set rise set a.m September 17 .. 5.59 5.51 7.3 9.0 September IX .. .. 5.57 5.52 7.52 10.4 September 19 .. 5.55 5.54 8.16 11.7 September 20 .. .. 5.53 5.55 8.43 - PHASES OP THE MOON — SEPTEMBER D. H. M Last Quarter .. .. 6 10 57 p.m. New Moon ..15 2 50 a.m. First Quarter .. .. ..22 7 59 a.m. Full Moon .. 28 11 24 p.m.