THE WEATHER.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1569, 12 October 1912, Page 4

THE WEATHER.

summary and forecast. Present Indications are for westerly and northerly winds, increasing strong to Bab,-generally, and veering to a equal-

? , UOl f C . rly '? and ""toward of Cook Strait after about 24 hours. Warm and I- u SM? ther J 6 - likOly t0 W* P' aM to unsettled condition, with rain in moet I parts, and hoavy rain, with rivers rising on, tho West Coast and (southern distracts of the, South Island shortly. Warm and humid condition* i«™ „.. S'Srin/o'n Se-SSf South Island on Thmdayrigh?^ e °terlv

„ . , . K. 0. BATES. Meteorological Office, Wellington October 11, 1912. DISTRICT REPORTS. tFrom Our SrcoiaJ Correspondents.) . Y*nganui, October 11.—ConUuuoua heavy ram fell during the night, but cleared off in the morning; day overcast and mugerram again threatening. """bis*, Feilding, October 11.-The heaviest rain pf the year (1J inches in 9 hours) fell during the aight. Fine, warm day; doubtful night. Shannon, October 11.-Heavy rain fell on Thursday night and Friday morning. Friday was fine and warm. Otalsi, October 11.—Bright sunshine. Foatherston, October 11.—Bright warm day with passing clouds. Some heavy showers fell on Thursday night. Greytown, October 11.—A very dull day sunshine at intervals. Masterton, October 11.—Humid weather

was experienced to-day following a heavy rainfall during the night. Hastings, October 11.—To-day has been warm. Heavy showere fell in the afternoon.