THE WEATHER.

Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 106, 26 October 1863, Page 3

THE WEATHER.

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Remarks: — Sunday: Very fine, fresh breeze, solar halo nfc nuon, stronvr cirri in evening. Monday : — Fine, a few drops <if rain, green tinge in sky near horizon. Tuesday : — windy, and very Cmc; clear night, with dew; barometer rising even at midnight, but brj and wet bulb thermometers reading almost the sarao. Wednesday: — S:rongeasterly winds set in at £ a.m. with rain, which continued without intermission all day and night ; towards evetrng the point of complete saturation was attained, the temperature of the air and of the dew point being identical. Thursday : — Rain cease 1 at 3 a.m., after lasting 22 consecutive hours ; occasional showers during da} r . Friday: — Dull, showery day, with strong easterly winds in afternoon. Saturday :— Dull, and rniny, cold wind. This four days' continuance of wc-fc easterly winds has not hitherto occurred in six years. The temperature t& 7 deg. bilow Eho average. CHARLES ROUS -MARTEN. Martendale, Royal Bush.