THE WEATHER

Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20917, 23 September 1939, Page 6

THE WEATHER

LOCAL OBSERVATIONS The following local observations on the weather are supplied by Miss Rudd, or Messrs Uairour, Irvine and Webster Ltd., Hamilton. Barometer Friday 3 0.15 Saturday 30.10 Thermometer .Max. Min. Friday 66 4 8 Saturday .... 69 45 Mean temperature, 57 deg. The barometer reads 30.10 (1019 in.llibars) and has very little movement. Generally rair weather is indicated to-day and to-morrow, with mild temperature, westerly winds prevailing. The Rainfall Ralnrail Tor 24 hours ended 9 o’cleuk this morning, .02in. Ralnrail for previous 24 hours, .ooin. Rainfall for September to date 2.79in. Average ralnrail Tor September, 3.221 n. Rainfall for year to date 39.55in. Average yearly rainfall 46.32in. SPECIAL. FORECAST (By Government Meteorologist) The special forecast by the Government Meteorologist, covering the Walkato-Thames Valley is as follows Forecast: Unsettled; rain developing, some heavy falls probable, later showery. Temperatures cooler to-morrow. Seas rather rough, decreasing later on the east coast. General situation: Anti-cyclones are located to the east, and west, but a depression centred near Cape Maria Van Diemen is moving on to the North Island. Freshening north - easterly winds, changing later to westerly and decreasing.