METEOROLOGICAL.
WEATHEK AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. Itussell.-S.E., fresh: barometer, 29.33; thermometer, 54 . ltain; sea rough. Mauukau Heads.—K„ light; barometer, 29.48; thermometer, 53. Overcast; sea smooth. • Auckland.—E.N.E.; light; barometer, 29.42; thermometer, 61. Fair. Tauranga—Calm; barometer, 29.50; thor-' mometer, 56. Fair; sea smooth. East Gape.—N., fresh; barometer, 29.54; thermometer, 54. Showery; sea considerable. Gisborne.—Calm; barometer, 29.55; thermometer, 54. Cloudy; sea. smooth. Port Ahuriri—Calm; barometer, 29.58; thermometer, 51. Fair; sea.heavy. Wellington—W., light;, barometer, 29.52; thermometer, 50. Showery.. Castlopoiut—S.E., light; barometer, 29.60; thermometer, 54. Cloudy; sea heavy. • Now Plymouth.—S.E., light; barometer, 29.46; thermometer, 54., Gloomy; sea smooth. Cape< Egmont.—S., light; barometer, 29.45; thermometer, 55. Fine; sea smooth. Wanganui.—S., light; barometer, ■ 29.50; ■thermometer, 60. Fair; sea smooth. Cape Farewell—S.W., light; barometer, 29.59; thermometer, 46. Overcast, rain; sea moderate. Cape Fouhvind.—Calm; barometer, 29.53; thermometer, 49. Cloudy; sea smooth. Westport.—S., light; barometer, , 29.53; thermometer, 61.' Gloomy; sea smooth. Capo Campbell—S., fresh; barometer, 29.61; thermometer, 47. Misty, rain; sea rough. Kaikoura—S.W., breeze; barometer, 29.61; thermometer, 45.- Eain sea moderate. Akaroa' Lighthouse—N.E., light; barometer, 29.62; thermometer, 48. Showery; sea smooth. Port Chalmers—Calm; barometer, 29.63; thermometer, 50. Cloudy; sea heavy. Nuggets.—N.W., light; barometer, 29.62; thermometer, 50. Cloudy, mistv; sea moderate. Bluff.-Calm; barometer, 29.67j thermometer, 41. Fine;-sea smooth. STJIIJIAEY AND FORECAST. The hnromctcr has fallen everywhere, and especially in the far north. The weather hds continued unsettled and showery, but the winds have been variable and moderate. Present indications are for heavy rain and floods in the North Island and the northern • parts of the South Island. Rain is probable, with unsettled weather, everywhere. Stroug easterly winds will probably prevail, but stormy conditions may be expected to follow. The southerly gale due on Monday to commence in the south is now likely to come sooner and spread over the wlio'o country, with colder weather and snow on ■ tho higher levels. . D. O. BATES. Meteorological Office, July 15, 1910.
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 869, 16 July 1910, Page 7
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