METEOROLOGICAL.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1155, 16 June 1911, Page 7

METEOROLOGICAL.

WEATHEK AT 4 P.M. TESTERDAT. Capo Maria van Dicmon.—S.W., frcjh; barometer, 29.86; thermometer, £5. Cloudy; sea rough. I!usscll.-15., light; barometer, 29.E6; thermometer, 16. Fair. Manukau HeaJs.-AV., light; barometer, "9.87; thermometer, 56. Cloudy; sea moderate.

Auckland.—S., breece; barometer, 29.8Jj .liermometer, 60. Fair. Taursnga.—S.l',., lipht.; barometer, 29.55; thermometer, 6<. Fine; sen smooth. East Oape.-S., fresh; barometer, 29.79j thurmometer, 52. Fine; considerable. Giijborne.-S.W., breeze; barometer, 23.85 j thermometer, <9. Ovcr-a*;; m*. moderate •oil. l'ort Aburiri.-S., fresh: barometer, 29.9Z; thermometer, <9. Fine; "»e*. iMOOth. Wellington.—W., light; barometer, 29.88 i ihermometer, <1. I'slT. CiUtlepoint.—B.W., light; barometer, 29.85s thermometer, <<. Showery; eea. heavy. Xctt riymonth.-Calm; barometer, 29.C0; thermometer, <9. Fair; era smooth. Cape Egmont.—K.K., light; barometer. !9.E0: thermometer, 55. Haiy; eea smooth. Wnnganui—Calm; barometer, 29,82; ther-mometer,-55. Fine; sea smooth. .Stephen Island.—S. 13., light; barometer, 19.87; thermometer, <6. Fine; sea smooth. Farewell Spit—N.K., light; barometer, !9.88; thermometer, <6. Tine; sea moderate . Gape Foulrrind.—E.N.ls., light; barometer, 29.E4; thermometer, 54. Fair; sea considerable. Westport.—S., lipht; barometer, 29.56; thermometer, <9. Fine; r,ea moderate. Cape Campbell—W., lisht; barometer,!''" J9.G5: thermometer, 56. fine; sea, moderate" swell. Kaikmtra.-S.S.E., tsreeie; barometer, 29.81; thermometer, 52. Tic.;; sea considerable. Akftroa Lishthouj;.—S.W., light; barometer, 29.80; thermometer, <5. Showery; sea moderate. l'ort Chalmers.—S.W., hreeie; barometer, 23.76; thermometer, 52. Fair; sea. smoo'h. Nucscts.—S.W., fresh; barometer, 29.76; . thermometer. <6. Showery; sea. moderate. HlulT.—S.. breeze; barometer, 29.85; thermometer, <7. Fair; passing showers. BDMSIABT AND FORECAST. Southerly sales were experienced in many, parts of tho Dominion nurinir Wednesday night, but the winds have decreased today. Hain fell during the night, and frosts in other parts, and tho weather ha# been cold generally, but ccndlli-ons have improved to-day. The barometer rose during tho night, but has remained steady to-day. , l'retent indications nre tor cool nnd changeable weather—mist and showers at times in various parts of tho country, though improved conditions Generally. Variable winds but moderate to etiori; southerly winds predominating;, and a. rising tendency in the barometer. D. C, BATES, Meteorological Office, Wellington, June 15. 1911. DISTRICT REPORTS. (From Our Special Correspondent!.) Feildinir, -June 15.-Htnvy frost, followed by Bunshin* all day; rcry cold in the shade; clear, cold night. Greytown, June 15.-Tlie weather on Wednesday night was cold tnd windy. Heavy mow fell on the higher mountains, and (to some extent) on the lower ranges oil both sides of the valley. Thermometer (9 a.m.), 36 degrees. Wind, steady from rt.w. I'alraerston, June 15.—The hardest front of the year wrb experienced here this mornitiE, and ft very fine day followed. Shannon, June t5.-Kwu frost was experienced here on Wednesday night. Thursday was dry and bright. Carterton, June 16.—The weather con- ■ tinue* cold and wintry with frequent ram Bqualls. Wanffanui, June 15,-Bright. sunny day; no wind; indications for frcety ninrht. Hustings, Juno 15.--To-day the sky has been clear, and the atmosphere very cold. A bitinc southerly wind has counteracted the genial rays of fc bright sun. Masterton, June 15.-The Hev. Hodge reported at six to-night as follows :-Plwdo temperature, maximum <9.8 degrees, ninimum 36.8 degrees, mean <3.3 degrees; cl.rtli • radiation, 52.5 degrees; earth temperature, <9.6 degrees; wind, calm; rain, £9 p.iints; weather clear and cold. - Foatherston, Ouno 15.—Strong stuthcrly wind with rain.