STRONG WINDS
DEPRESSION APPROACHES
The weather forecast issued at noon today indicates that moderate to strong northerly winds may be expected genorally, gale force being reached in pine* south of New. Plymouth and Napier. The weather injmost districts should bo fuir, with rising temperatures. In the western and southern districts of tho South Island, however, rain will develop and will gradually extend to most districts with a westerly aspect.
v Fine .weather has -continued :to be general on account of tho anticyclone, all the main centres yesterday enjoying similar pleasant conditions. By this morning, however, there was an incroaso in. the amount of cloud, more especially over the South Island. The anticyclone is contracting somewhat, and its centre this morning lay to the north of the Bay of Plenty. A moderate westerly depression is now approaching New Zealand. "Winds have been variable, with northerlies ruling south of New Plymouth and Napier. By today they had "freshened* slightly; in.- Cook and Foveaux Straits.
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 76, 31 March 1933, Page 6
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162STRONG WINDS Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 76, 31 March 1933, Page 6
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