THE WEATHER.
The following baromefPfc and thermometer reading taken from 9 a.m. daily, «*d weather conditions arc kffldry supplied by Mr Jas. Bremr^"* Barometer. Thursday 29.40 Friday 29.55 Thermometer. Max. mln. Wednesday 65 52 Thursday 66 50 Barometer 29.55, with rising tendency. Indications are that showery weather wall continue today probably improving after 48 hours, winds becoming brisk to high from a westerly direction. Yesterday was partly fair. 0.32 inches of rain fell. Winds mostly westerly. Mean temperature 57 degrees. The Weather Bureau wires for 24 hours from 9 a.m. this day: The indications are for variable and strong southerly breezes, prevailing and freshening. The weather wall probably prove squally with heavy showers. The indications are for electrical disturbances. Heavy rain is to be expected with some flooding, and cold temperatures. Barometer unsteady. YESTERDAY'S WEATHER. The following official report was issued at 4 p.m. yesterday:— Station. Wind. Ther. Chatham Islands S.E. 54 Sydney N.E. Hobart S.E. Norfolk Island S. Awanui Auckland W.S.W. 65 East Cape W.N.W. 68 Cape Egmont W. 60 Napier S.E. 73 Farewell Spit N.W. 65 Stephen Island S. 60 Wellington S."* 61 Cape Campbell . S. 62 Greymouth S. 65 Akaroa Light S.W. 52 Nugget Point S.E. 47 Puysegur Point S.E. 48
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Waikato Times, Volume 104, Issue 17585, 14 December 1928, Page 6
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204THE WEATHER. Waikato Times, Volume 104, Issue 17585, 14 December 1928, Page 6
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