THE WEATHER
The Government metooroToplst is•ued the following weather report and forecast last nlfht: — General situation: A very slight anti-cyclone is now passing to the north of New Zealand while a westerly depression advancing from the Tasman is already crossing the South Island. Winds: Moderate to strong westerlies to' north-westerlies north of Otago, but changing to strong southerlies extending .from the south over the whole of the Dominion during the next 24 hours. Weather': Becoming -unsettled with rain in most districts. Temperatures cold with some hailstorms and snow on the high levels. Frosts inland in the south. FoUowirig are tho barometeir, maxlmum and minimum thermometar, sunshine, and rainfall readings reCorded at the Government Obse^vation Sta« tion by the Rotorua Tourist Department for the 24 hours ended at' 9.3Q a.m. yesterday. Barometer 29.648ms. Thermometer (max.) 57.6deg. Thermometer (min.) 45.0degf,. Thermometer (min on grass) 42.8deg. Rainfall Q.73ins. Bright Sunshine 0.5hrs-
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 676, 31 October 1933, Page 4
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148THE WEATHER Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 676, 31 October 1933, Page 4
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