METEOROLOGICAL.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1147, 7 June 1911, Page 7

METEOROLOGICAL.

SUintAltl' AXD FOEECAST. The barometer hs.3 fallen everywhere, and moderate northerly and easterly winds have prevailed,..with increasing cloudiness and. luimiriity. Present isdicatioiin are for unsettled,' and cloudy weather generally, and rairi ,in.moEt parts of the. country, moderate to ttron;; northerly winds, aiid a. falling baroraoter probablo everywhere. "'•' - '' D. C. BATES. ■ Meteorological Ofßce, Wellington. JunoC, 1911. DISTRICT REPORTS. (From Our Special Correspondents.) Feildins, June 6.—Cold moreing, a little rain at noon; fine afternoon and night. l'almerston, June 6.—Tho weather to-day hits been (lull aud cold. Indications of frost to-night. Shannon, Juno 6.—The weather hero continues fine. The countryside is looking very sreen, and there is abundance of feed. Otaki, Juno 6.—Bright sunshine, occasionally cloudy; light, wind at noon; early morning cold. Featherston, June 6.—Fine, but dull; temperature cold; no wind. Masterton, June. 6.—Key. A. Hodge reported at 6 o'clock to-nitrht:—Shade temperature, raasiraiim 57.2 dec, minimum 44.4detr., mean SS.Edee; earth radiation. 3Cdes.; earth temperature, 53.2d0g.; wind calm; rain, four points: weather clear, after dull day. Hastings, June 6.—Heavy showers fell this morninff; temperature mild; to-night the sky is clear, with promise of frost.

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