THE WEATHER.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1227, 8 September 1911, Page 4

THE WEATHER.

FORECAST AND SUMMARY. Present. indications are for fine weather generally, with moderate to strong easterly winds in the Far North. and westerly winds in the southernmost districts and land a.nd sea breezes elsewhere. Tho barometer has a falling tendency. The barometer has continued high and somewhat unsteady, but little change is recorded. The weather has been unsettled at times in tho northernmost districts, but fine weather has prevailed, with strong easterly winds in the Far. North, but vaiiablo winds elsewhere. , D. 0. BATES. Meteorological Office, Wellington, September 7, 1911. riteports from various stations throughout the Di minion will be found in our shipping columns.l DISTRICT REPORTS, (From Our Special Correspondents.) Wanganui, September 7—Perfect weather. Feilding, September 7.—Heavy frost; beautiful day; cold night. I'almcrston. September 7.-A very light frost this morning was followed by a beautiful day. Otaki—Bright sunshine. Fcathers'ton, Scptembir 7.—Frost in morning; bright, fine day followod. • Mastertou, September 7.—The Rev. A. Hodge reported at 6 o'clock to-night for tho preceding 24 hours as follows:—Temperature in shade, maximum 65dcg., minimum 2Meg., mean 39dcg.; earth radiation, 22deg. (being lCdcg. frost); earth temperature (Ift. below ground), 49.5; wind, light air, N.E.: woathcr, warm day- after a very cold night; perfectly clear and quiet now. Hastings, September 7.—A keen frost thi3 morning was followed by a bright, sunny day.