UNSETTLED WEATHER

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 181, 20 April 1918, Page 6

UNSETTLED WEATHER

\.disturbance has'been located in the north, according to the Government Meteorologist, and the wea her Hnued cloudv and unsettledgone ulljwith rain in many part?. Indications are for strong easterly .winds, changing o'southerlv north .if *ew- Plymouth an A Napier, an'dincrcasin? south-west winds elsewhere. Cold, unsettled, cloudy -and 'misty conditions are expected, rath lain generally. The barometer is due to rise everywhere shortly. FORECAST OF MR. C. L. WRAGGE. The following weather forecast was issued by Mr. Clement L. Wrapo at 6 nm on AVwlnesdny, says the Auckland "Herald" :-"A new disturbance named Pvfhon appears to 1« headniß staiiglft for the Dominion,, and to be steadily approaching Conditions are bus expected to become very unsettled, and a furl her considerable nunfall is probable within the next few days in .various parts of the country, with freshening wrids from between north-east and north, west and'rising seas.; A renewal, of bad weather is H>"« likfly. pspecinlly around ■Wellington and Cook Slrait before tho present week expires, nilcchng all lN.cw Laland. moro or loss. . . . Thorn remains the very remote eluuire that Pyilion imiv (U'crensi in cucrgy or , become switched on into higher latitudes."