THE WETHER.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1518, 14 August 1912, Page 6

THE WETHER.

*— i — t SUMMARY AND FORECAST. t Present indications are for moderate to h stronK easterly winds northward of ti Kew Plymouth and Napier and north- Q erly and Westerly winds elsewhere. Fair f to cloudy probable Generally, with in- <- creasing haze and cloudiness in the f northern . and southernmost districts- , The barometer will probably fall every- 1:1 'where soon. t: Fair weather has prevailed, but the tern- " peiaturc has been low. Moderate to strong V> «? have prevailed northward n of East Cape and Ivawlua, and variablo ? muds elsewhero. The -barometer" is high, C wh°rc Vin " a tendency every- h ' ' 1 D. 0. BATES. " Meteorological Office, Wellington, *1 jAUBUfit 13, 1912. rr

DISTRICT REPORTS. (From Our Special Correspondents.) Wanganui, Aaigust 13.-Sliarp frost, followed by a beautiful day. ■leilding, August 13.-Hcav.v frost this mornins; bright but cold .day; clear frosty night. r - ™„^S,l r6t ? I }i Au / u l ? t 13 r EaT(I { rost this morning, foltowetf by a beautiful dasShannon, August 13.—Keen frost on Honay ™i- £ \, br - i <l ht flno da-v- - 13—Bngiit fine day. -v,?_ e £i? Wl r,. August.- 12-— I Tho' weather has to da ■ were esporieiicccl llasterton, August 13.—Keen frost tliis monimg, followed by a fine day.Hastings, August 13.-To-day has been bright and sunny.