THE WEATHER.
SUMMARY AND FORECAST.
DISTRICT REPORTS.
Present indications flro for strong southerly winds, cloudy, cold; and showery wea-ther, with a rising barometer everywhere soon. A westerly storm-area has prevailed, with high northerly anil westerly winds, which havq chanced to Fouthorly breezes in the south. Considerable rain lias fallen generally, and gome snow on higher levels in, tho eauifch. The baromotcr is now lowest about Cool; Strait. BATES. Moteorcftogioal Offlc©, Wellington, k S&pbember 1, 1913.
(From Our Speoial Conrespondente.) Ca,rteTto», September 1. Fine, but cold. Polmerston, September I.—Rain from north-west. . ~ _ Taihape, September I.—Very cold. Heavy showers. G-rey town, September 1.— Shovrery. Fea,therston, Soptembor I.—Fine, but cloudy and unsettled. / Otalii; September I.—Wet. J Jlastorton, September I—Mild, butJcloudy. .September I;—lleayy showers in the aftornoon and evening; stormy ana rold weather.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1844, 2 September 1913, Page 6
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128THE WEATHER. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1844, 2 September 1913, Page 6
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