THE WEATHER.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1301, 2 December 1911, Page 6

THE WEATHER.

SUMMARY ANI) FORECAST. I'resont indications nro for liiffh westerly winds fencnilly, hazy and miacttlnd weather, with showers !n innny pnrlu of tlio country, and electrical diaHirl)nnces in places. Tho barometer is very unsteady, nnd will probably falj further everywhere, but a rise i, ,I, M |„ tho south about Sunday evening, when a cold southerly chan K o limy lie anticipated. l' a foraeter rose slightly durlnc llin nißht. but fell in the south io-'lny!'St." y HhnnJl "■ y ww,t,lcr hfs prevailed, with i" 1,1 and moderate to stroiir westerly winds have predominated. „ , , ))• C. IIATEB. MeteoroloKital Onice, Wellington, Doccmbcr 1, 1911. [ DISTRICT REPOnTS. (From Our Special Correspondents.) Wansanul, December 1.-Flne morninir; unit, cold afternoon. Fcildinc, December 1.-Fino morninc, but uoavy wind again in tho afternoon, with a shower of rain; doubtful night. I almorston, December 1.-Fino mornlnc; dull and windy afternoon; very threateniiw to-niirlit. Otahi, Dcconiber I.—Eriplit sunshine. Carterton December 1.-ltaln fell cn yhureday nißht, but cleared towards mornins. and a fine day resulted on Friday Cireytown. December l.—Ttie weather seems to have now settled after tho hall stonn of Thursday. . Feothcrston, December I.—Fine, with panrm: clouds. Jrasterton, December I.—Tho Rev. A Dodge, reporting at 6 o'clock to-nltrht for the preceding 24 hours stated aa follows — Temp, in shade, max. 63dcg„ mln. 47deir., mean 58<!c£.; earth radiation 42de(f.; wind fresh. W.: rain, 2pts. Tho weather for the month of November wag wild, wet, and unseasonable. . The total rain was 3.65 inches, thla beme distributed over sixteen days. nnstinps, December 1.-Llght showers last night. To-day was flno.