THE WEATHER.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1641, 7 January 1913, Page 4

THE WEATHER.

-♦ —■— , ' ■ ■ SUMMARY ANDFORECAST. Present Indications- ore for unEettled, cloudy, and colder weather, with rain generally; heavy on the East Coa6t of tho South Island and about Oook Strait. Northerly winds strong to gale, veering by West to south; northward of East Capo and Kawhia, and high easterly to : south-easterly winds eleewhore. The barometer will ■ continue to fall for a fow hours,, but is due to. rise to-morrow. llain has fallen in all parts of the country, and the barometer h«s fallon everywhere, with high northerly winds generally. D. O. DATES. Meteorological Office, 'Wellington, . January 6, 1913. DISTRICT REPORTS. CFrom Our Special Correspondents.) Wanganul, January 6.—Steady rain throughout tne preceding night and early morning. The weather,then cleared and became vory hot. '..".-. Feilding, January 6.—Bain in the morning; lino hot afternoon; cool, calm night. Otnlti, January 6.—Heavy rain in tho morning; fine afternoon, but cloudy. Feathereton, January 6.—Warm, with Intel raittent rain. .' ■..-■-•• Carterton, January 6.—A steady Klin fell to-day. .'. ' Gvcytown, January 6.—Kairi. Hasterton, January 6.—Dull and showery: ] Hastings, January 6.—Heavy showers fell i early this morning, and the doy has been dull. ■''.■'■■