THE WEATHER.

Waikato Times, Volume 104, Issue 17501, 7 September 1928, Page 6

THE WEATHER.

The roliowlng barometer and thermometer readings taken from 9 a.m. daily, and weather conditions are kindly supplied by Mr Jas. Bremner:

Indications are that cyclonic weather conditions will continue to-day with occasional heavy showers. Wind brisk from a westerly direction and probably clearing after 24 hours, with lower temperature. Yesterday was stormy with heavy thunder showers, 2.12 inches of rain falling. Winds mostly ' north-west. Mean temperature 55.5 degrees. The Weather Bureau wires : The indications for 24 hours from 9 a.m. this day are for westerly winds, strong to gale and backing by west to south. The weather will be squally and changeable. Rain is probable, and the weather will become colder, but will improve later. The is rising. YESTERDAY’S WEATHER. The following official re-

Barometer. Thursday — . . 29.65 Friday ' —•< 29.45 Thermornentev*. max. min. Wednesday .68 50 Thursday 66 57 Barometer, low at 29.45.

port was issued at 4 p.m. yesterday:— • Station. Wind. Ther. . Hamilton N.W. 66 Cape Maria N.W. 60 ltussell N.W. 62 Manukau Heads N.W. 64 Tauranga E. 57 Auckland N.E. 60 East Cape E. 64 Gisborne N.W. 62 Port Ahuriri N. 59 Castlepoint E. 52 Wellington E. 56 New Plymouth. N.E. OD Cape Egmont N.E. 53 Wanganui N.E. 60 Farewell Spit N.E. 53 Westport E. 59 Stephen Island S.E. 48 Cape Campbell N.E. 53 Kaikoura N.E. 54 Port Chalmers N.E. 52 Nuggets N.E. 45 " Bluff N.E. 5"5