METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS, WELLINGTON.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4459, 5 July 1875, Page 4

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS, WELLINGTON.

Fob June, 1875. . From Self-Registering Instruments* g for 21 hours previously. 'g J 3 S 3 « ,H <u a c d rs -2 d, a S* ° .3 o o S | S S 3 P >■ a % |'2 2|d 5-S J ® § % g £ I •§ P *r,-5 O Phm P

* Means, &q. t Mean for same month previous 11 years. , . Note —On the whole, wet unpleasant weather; ram very frequent, though the total fall is under the average. The mean degree of moisture is considerably higher than usual. The maximum rainfall was recorded on 13th, 105 in. Wind prevailed from N.W. and S.E., and often strong. On sth strong wind from S E ; barometer fell from 30117 to 29*559; during the night changed to S.W., and blew hard and very cold. Continued on Oth, severe weather. Wetand unplea-

ant on 12th. from' S.E., heavy rain ; on 13th strong N W at night but mild; continued stormy on 14tn, no rain. Fine on 29th. but barometer falling and threatening afternoon heavy rain in night, N.W., mud, and continued rain on SGth, barometer • stUl falling (29"174in.), in night wind shifted to S.B. and heavy ram and. cold ; barometer rather higher towards morning of Ist July (29*490), but S.E. gale set in with rain, very cold wind. Some fine days and bright nights occurred during the month, hut heavy dews fell in nights. The max. temp, in shade was 61 0; min.; SO . ° " R. B. Gore, Government Observer

1 30-248 52-3 46-5 40'4 84 38 .200 S.E. 0 ■255 54‘0 44'3 49-1 10( 39 9( N.W. '347 54'0 45-0 49‘5 97 37 *040 155 S.E. ■017 50'5 30’0 43'2 29 105 N.W. 29'559 54‘0 40 0 47-0 10( 32 '530 350 S.E. ■989 53'0 40'5 407 102 33 •003 31( s.w. 7 30142 50*0 43-5 407 8! 30 •300 500 S.E. 8 •480 51'5 44'3 47'li 77 38 *400 25C S.E. 9 29-9(1!) 52 0 37'5 45'0 97 28 440 N.E. 10 30'503 51'9 30'3 44’1 y; 20 90 N.W. 11 •410 r,vr. 38-5 47-0 10( 29 52 S.E. 12 •003 53 3 45'0 491 w 34 •040 58 S.E. 13 29'056 57-0 48'3 52'6 90 38-1-050 60 N.W 14 '630 59'0 54 5 507 95 47 500 N.W, 15 *777 59*5 53-0 50'2 98 40 640 N.W. 16 •538 59'0 48-0 53-6 102 42 •150 270 N.W. 17 •823 50'0 51'0 53-5 lot 46 '030 399 N.W. 18 ■905 50'5 49 0 527 70 44 '200 200 S.E. 19 '835 53-3 477 50'5 00 39 120 200 S.E, 20 '649 52-5 44 3 48'4 61 .40 '500 270 S.E. 21 *990 54'3 40*5 47*4 • «5 30 90 N.W. 22 *907 57-5 52*0 547 102 40 •200 370 N.W. 23 30*109 53 "3 52 0 551 73 45 •240 340 N.W. 24 -28150-3 47-0 51'0 90 42 100 110 S.E. -17553-3 45'0 491 100 39 140 S.E, 20 -095 50-0 40-5 45-2 94 36 100 S.E. 27 -005 53-9 38'3 401 97 32 90 N.W. 28 •0S0‘50-5 [fi'3 50 9 99 38 105 N.W. 29 29 708 54-0 18-0 51*0 82 41 145 N.E. 30 2917401 -0 51'0 50*0 107 47 *380 320 JN. W. * 29-97854-0 15 0 19*8 92 88 4-883 228 N,W. f 29'89£>j 9-4 5-COO 1 1 15dys.