THE WEATHER.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1497, 20 July 1912, Page 4

THE WEATHER.

SUMMARY AND FORECAST. Present indications are for fair to cloudy weather, with showers in parts, breezue generally, moderate and variablo-rde-creasing southerlies probably civins way shortly to' freshening easterly and northerly breezes, The barometer will probably rise slowly in the north and fall in the wuth after from 24 to 36 hours, The storm area whioh has now passed to the eastward has not been- remarltablo for a low glass or the steepness of its Ei'adients, but for its duration and tho inteneity and caprlcfousness of tho weather experienced. Conditions ' are etill ftloomy arid cold, with deoreaeinK southerly winds. Tho barometer has risen, especially in the north. D. 0. BATES. Meteorological Office, Wellington, ■ July 19. 1912.

DISTRICT REPORTS.

(From Our Special Correspondents.) Wangaraii, July 19—Tho wind and r?jn liave oeaaed, but the weataor is overcast and climly. Feilding, July. 19.—Hore rain in the night; fine morning; light rains in tht afternoon; doubtful night. Palmorßton, July 19.—Pino, and very mild. Shannon, July 19.—Fine weather; flood going down. Feathereton, July 19.—Misty, rain, witl southerly wind. Oarterton, July 19.—Tho weather is still dull and wet, light showers falling ai intervals. Greytown, July 19.—1t ie not raining a 1 ptosont, but ie still very cloudy. Masterton, July 19.—Although rain ctasec at an early hour this morning, a bitterli cold wind has been blowiuc from the soutl all day. Hastings, July 12.—A cold southerly hoi beeu blowing all day; dull, but no wind