THE WEATHER

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 71, 14 November 1931, Page 4

THE WEATHER

The Government meteorologist sued the following weather report forecast last night: — General . Situation: P^e^sure H systpms continue to be very H sluggish in Tbe'r mpyements. H Anti-cycloiies are still centred H respectively east of the North ■ Island and West of tbe South Is- H land, while b.arometers are re- • H latively ,iow tp tbe North of New ■ Zealand. , ■ Forecast: Winds: Low to mod- H erate winds, yariable, easterlies ■■ in the far North and southerlies ■■ |n the sonthern portion of the K.I South Island. Weather: Still |M mainly warm, but much mist and Jg fog may be expected in the BM northern and soutbern extreme- fffl ties ofjji^ffominion and on the |fl East coast of the Sp^th |sland. ■■ Further scattered/raijif all is pro- ■■ bable in the Auckland Province. II Following are tpe barometer, maxi-. II mum and ihinimum thermometer and || rainfall readings recorded at'the Gov- ^1 ernment Observation Station by II tbe Rotorua Tourist Departrhent,- for II the 24 hours ended af 9,30 a.m. yester- || day: — " M Barometer •. 30.173ins. 19 Thermometer (max.) .... ....* 68.2dfeff. S| Thermometer (mi'n. on gr?\§§l 54.8?|e,g. II Rainfaii .... nil ||