METEOROLOGICAL.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 44, Issue 13605, 1 August 1918, Page 5

METEOROLOGICAL.

Mr W. Hood reports for yesterday:—Bright sunshine, Shrs. Temperature:, Maximum 57.Sdeg., minimum 33deg.» terres. 26deg. liainfall, 24 hours to 7 a.m. to-day, 13 points. Frost last night, 6dog. Mr J. C. Boddington reports iktfJi 7 points of rain wore registered at BoSway for tho 24. hours up to 9 o 'clock this morning. Frost, Bdeg. Mt. Bruce. —Mr E. W. Payton reports;; Jotal rainfall for July, 7.84 in; heaviest; falJ, 1-25 inches on July 15th. The t©«? tal rainfall for July, 1!)17, was 9.77 i»~ ches. ' ' ■ ■■•■-•. SOLWAY. BAINPALE. "~~ ■; - r Mr J. C. Boddington reports:—Bain fell on 25 days in July. The maximum fall during 24 hours was 62 points; ror gistcred on tho 20th, and the minimum 2 pointe, on the 9th, ISth and 31st. The total for tho mouth was 5.56 inches, m compared with 1.46 inches in 1914, inches in 1915, 3.20 inches in 1916, 5.31 inches in 1917, 5.98 inches in 1906, 6.61 inches in 1908, 7.54 inches in 1910,.7.56 inches in 1911, and 13 inches in 1912. Tho total fall for the past seven months was 23.50 inches, as compared witfe 25.17 inches in the corresponding poriod last year.

DAI'. Sun rises 7 a.m.; sets 4.55 p.m.. Moon rises 2.2 a.m.; sets 11.34 a.m. The Eev. D. C. Bates reports for th« 24 hours from 9 a.in. this day as follows:— Tho indications are for southerly winds strong to gale. The weather wiJI probably prove cold and showery. Tho night will probably .prffVe' very The barometer is rising.