THE WEATHER.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1549, 19 September 1912, Page 4

THE WEATHER.

. 4 SUMMARY AND FORECAST. Present indicatione are for moderate to strong westerly winds generally, but squally at times In Coolt and Foveauj Straits. Fair to cloudy weather is probable generally, with Eome. local showers, especially on .the West Ooasl and southernmost districts. The baro . meter has a rising tendency, but i< due to fall again after about twenty four hours. West to south-westerly winds have pre vailed, strong to gale in parts, but de creasing to-day, while the weather ha considerably improved. The baromete has risen everywhere. D. 0. BATES. Meteorological Office, Wellington, September 18, 1912. DISTRICT. REPORTS. (From Our Special Correspondents.) Wanganui, September 18.-Strong wcetei ly wind, but less severe than ycßtcrday, . few light showers, but fairly fine day. Fcilding. September 18,-Another galo i the night, with a deluge of rain, heav drying wind all day, doubtful night. Palmereton, September 18—Thundc: storm and heavy rain in the early houi this morning; fine day, but cold wester] galo blowing; rain to-night. Shannon, September 18—Thunderston on Tuesday night. Wednesday waß breei and bright. Otaki. September 18.—A rough night, fc lowed by a fine day. Feathcrston, September 18.—Fine briit] day, after heavy rain the previous nigh moderate N.W. wind. Carterton, September 18.—Rain fell la night, and there was also a thunderston This morning, however, broke fine. Greytown, September 18—A lovely mor ins. but cloudy this afternoon. Masterton, September 18—Another thu derstorm la6t evening was followed by spring morning; cloudy afternoon.