THE WEATHER
The Government meteorologist is- 9 sued the following weather report and ® forecast last night: — S General situation: A series of pressions has bee'n moving over ttraiW Tasman Sea and the South Isiand,® and a slight cyclone has been centred 1 to-day near Westport. Pressure is 9 high over the Northern Tasman Sea 9 and Northern New Zealand. 9 Forecast: Freshenlng southerly 1 winds in Otago; elsewhere moderate 9 to strong northerlies, of gale force in 1 districts about Cook Strait, backing 1 to westerly and iater to south-wester- 9 ly in many places. The weather will % be unsettled and somewhat squaliy, fl with scattered rain in mo?t districts § and further heavy falls on the West 1 Coast of the South Island, with some 1 flooding; thunder in places. Temper- 1 atures becoming coofer to-morrow. 1 Following are the barometer, maxi- 1 mum and minimum thermometer and 1 rainfall readings recorded at the Gov- 1 cernment Observation Station by 1 the Rotorua Tourist Department, for j the 24 hours ended at 9 a.m. yester- 1 day:— j Barometer 30.027in| Thermometer, max. .... .... 67.8deg| Thermometer, min (on grass) .... 35.4deg| Rainfall Ni||
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 34, 2 October 1931, Page 2
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190THE WEATHER Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 34, 2 October 1931, Page 2
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