METEOROLOGICAL.
■■■. ■■■;■. WEATHEEAT 4.30 P.M. YESTEEDAT., , Cape Maria van ■Dtimen.-S.W., Irosh breews• barometer, 29.70;. thermometer, 63. Olondy; sea .Euesoll.-W., fresh breeze; barometer,- 29 60thermometer. 64.. Fair; sea modorate Manukan Hoads.-W.S.W., freah breeze- barometer.JS.ea; thermometer, 53. Cloudy. so.uall£ Auckland,'-W.S.W., moderate galo: barometer' 29;55;. thermometer, 64. Overcast, sanallv Tauranea-N.W./, fresh breaze; bafometcr thermometer, 62. . Cloudy; eea moderate. ' !>ii^ St th»?' lie - _N . ,W -« fro l h ■ breezC! barometer. 29j45; thermomotor, 65. Fine; soa considerable Ql3bprne.-W., light; barometer. 29.47.- thermometer, 66. ; Fine; sea smooth. ■ ■T^ Port.■.Ahnrlri.j-K.E;, light; barometer,' 29.45; thermometer, 66.. Fine; sea smooth'barOmCt!!r - 29 -«'^rmo. Oaatlepoint.-S.W., breote; barometer 2950thermomfter, .52. Showery; , soa heavy •.■".• New Plymonth.-W.S.W., breeze; barometer 29 47; thermometer. 58. Fair, sea moderate ' Cape Egmoht.-W., light; barometer, 29 49- thermomcter, 58. Cloudy, sea moderate • Wanganui.-W., fresh brcezo; barometer, 29 53thermometer, 68. Fair; sea heavy Oape Farewell.-W., fresh breeze; barometer 29.52; thermometer, 60. Fine; sea heavy ■ Oapo Foulwind.-8.W., moderate Bale-'barnmn ter 29.56; thermometer 51., ShoweFy miheaw' ■ Weßtport.-S.W.. moderate galo; barometpr - 62. Eain, tquaUy?"cTcon" Capo ' Cumpbcll.-S.. tr'osh breozo; barometer 29.53;.;thcrmonieter, 49. Bain, mist; sea^rough fresh breeze; barometer 29.78; thermometer. 55. Showery; sea smooth Nuggats,-a.W., fresh brecje;. barometer 2975. thermometer,' 45. - Olondy;' Eea roagh Uluff.-S.E., fresh breeze.;"'barometer 29asthermometer, 46. Showery. .■"««,. «.». WEATHEE FOEECAST. ■ . Southerly winds, strong to gole, nre probable 'generally, with cold ftnd damn wcathor- fnirt probable everywhere and snow on high levels Th» barometer is oxpectcd to rise ovcryivhtro' hni thero are indications for another lc 86 er fall beforo high pressure obtains tho sway Thlowest pressure passed tho Uluff at 5 a.m. and since then increasing. ... . ' .° ilotooroloßlcal ' . " D - a BA TES. Boptcmbex 21. LTI
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 618, 22 September 1909, Page 9
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261METEOROLOGICAL. Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 618, 22 September 1909, Page 9
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