WEATHER FORECAST

Evening Star, Issue 23371, 14 September 1939, Page 10

WEATHER FORECAST

MAINLY FINE The following weather ■ forecast w«a issued at noon by the. Meteorological Office. Wellington, covering the southern district: —Dunedin, Port Chalmers, Tapanui, Winton. Invercargill, Riverton, Orepuki, Halfmoon Bay:'— The recent deep depression is now centred beyond Chatham Island. ,An anti-cyclone over Australia extends 6a to the North Tasman Sea- Forecast; Moderate winds from a westerly quarter. A few showers, but weather mainly fine, clouding over to-morrow in the west. Temperatures cold, with sharp frosts. Seas slight. LOCAL REPORT, , Minimum temperature to-day, 47.9 deg. , ■■ , - Maximum yesterday (24 hours), 43.1 deg. ■Minimum to-day,'4l.6deg. Minimum yesterday, 36.7 deg. Barometric pressure at' 1 p.m., rising at 29.6 in (1,003 millibars). Frost, Bdeg. , • Strong west-south-westerly wind.' , AT OTHER CENTRESThe following information is abridged from the report issued by the Meteorological Office at 9 this 'morning , i . Temp, Weather. degi Auckland — • • ’ Blue sky and detached clouds; fresh north-westerly breeze. Rain, .25in. Si Wellington— ' Cloudy; slight ) south-south-westerly. Rain, 1.26 in. 47j Christchurch — Blue sky and detached clouds; moderate south-westerly. ■.'* Frost, sdeg. Rain, .19in. ' 48 Timaru — . Cloudy; slight north-westerly. ’ 4o Oamaru — Blue sky and detached clouds; gentle south-westerly. 4JI Bluff— , • Blue sky and detached clouds; gentle south-westerly. 43 Nuggets— Not received. Greymouth— Blue sky; moderate easterly. Rain, .28in. ' 40