THE WEATHER.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16853, 5 June 1920, Page 11

THE WEATHER.

CHRISTCnUKCH OBSERVATORY. Meteorological observations taken at js Magnetic Observatory, Christchurch, at • a.». and 5-p.ai. on Jure - pm . Temp, dry V.'.lh .. -• Temp, wet hulo .. " - -H Humidity per cent. •• j- - ' s - SLax. temp, in sun " of- — therm, ou jrass •• tt \ £ V ' M ' " Cloud (0-10) •• •• 1 1 Tho read-nzs at, the Ashourton main weather station at J> a.m. ; : were: — Barometer, 2S>.<!s ; dlMJnomsuu. mas.50. ruin. 31: frost, Sdeg. ■ The- rainfall for May at .SSi'n. Kain fell on 13 days the fal'ji'" ou May 2Sth, when :?T.\n was TCCO. f i & tW.s were registered on the heaviest 3-"J (>c?ree-, \lav Bth. The maximum b^romete. est minunum w;)S 43 , " J , o-: doMay 11th, and 25th, and lo«.». -* GO grc-sfl, on M;iy 24tli. sv:&ixnr axd vorecast. Fair to cloudy w«ather.has rails-, with moderate and vanab.o brs but' winds have mcreaf-ed. to-0,.. ; > in tho :v<r North. High atmoapher.c sure has ruled, with a decreasing teudenc, rf 'PK««nt indication a are for northerly win Is, Mronf to S a.le, northward of Kawh.a and East "Cape, and fre-henms north-cast w south-east winds elsewhere. and cloudiness m,iv be expected and » change shortly, with c-onmd S r;ible™n following in many ports, of •• th» especially in tho .r.orthem districts, th. barometer falling everywhere.