THE WEATHER.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1713, 2 April 1913, Page 6

THE WEATHER.

SUMMARY AND FORECAST. Present indications arc for fair to cloudy \ -V- generally, but cool and cliaagea.blo conditions in tho southern dis- . triet-s. The barometer lias a falling tendehcy, especially in the 'south. Moderate to strong easterly winds are probablo in tho north and westerly winds over tho South Island. Fine weather has prevailed, except in tile southernmost districts, where cloudy and misty • weather with drizzling rain has ' been reported to-day. Variable winds haveprevailed, with easterly breezce predominating in the north and northerlics and westerlies in tho south. D. C. BATES. Meteorological Office, Wellington, April 1, ,1913.

DISTRICT REPORTS. Wanganui, April I.—Beautiful day. Feildinc, April I—Fine warm . day. Cold night. Ot&ki, April 1— Gloriously fine da>. '' Feathcrston, April I—Bright, line day.. . Shannon. April I.—Day warm and fine. Ifaeterton, April I.—Another fine day. Greytown, April I.—A. boautiful summer's day. ■

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