THE WEATHER

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21156, 4 July 1940, Page 6

THE WEATHER

LCCAL OBSERVATIONS The following local observation* on the weather are sup* piled bv Miss Ducld. of Messrs i.ur.yulrvine and Webster, l-td.. Hamilton:— Tiromiur \Vorine«dav 3U.10 riiursday 2tf.su Thermometer Alin. Max. f ursdsy 37 31 Wcdlic-day .. 13 53 Mean temperature, 10 deg. rite barometer reads 29.80; has a lading tendency. • ::oiuly and unsettled weather I* I uticat (I to-«lay and tomorrow. xi itli coiner temperatures. southerly winds prevailmy; scattered rain. The Rainfall rtalnrail for 2 1 Hours ended 0 o'clock this morning. ,25in. Malik! all for previous 24 hours, .void. Itamrali Tor July to date. wi-rage ralnrall Tor July 1.83111. iiaiiifall Tor year to date 24.031 n. Average yearly ralnralj, 40.32 inches. SPECIAL FORECAST ♦ l'*v \. avi n.i.ei.t Aic'.corulo/.s*. The special forecast by tne Lovi iniiicul Meteorologist, covering the Waikuto-Tliuines Valley t- follows: '•eneral situation: \ complex disturbance is centred over the • oral i-iand and to the east ol \v Zealand. Pressure Is high to •I'e'-’i -*: V ‘her variable winds, but with moderate southerlies .ijiiiio'. wcatber cloudy, ni. -cattered rain, but Improving; temperatures cool; seas slight on tne east coast, moderate on .tie west.