THE WEATHER

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 646, 24 April 1929, Page 2

THE WEATHER

TO-DAY'S OBSERVATIONS Meteorological observations taken at tli@ Albert Park Observatory at 9am to-day by the Government Observer: * inches met6r at 9 a * m * to-day*, 29.590 inches* 1116tei * at 9 am * yesterday, 30.020 a|E>” tul ' e at 0a m - to - 64 detrees emperature at 9 a - m - yesterday, 61 Temperature In shade yesterday Maxi mum 67 degrees; minimum, 54 ‘degreesmaximum temperature in sun lfi af ’ grees. ’ ue ~ mhiuf's’ sunshine yesterday, 5 hours 20 Mlntoun temperature on grass, 51 deDirection and force of wind at 0 a m E.JN.F;. o (g’entle breeze). * ** 98 V ni i n?.i ty 0t Wind f ° r Pilous 24 hours, S,?,!it r „ C .° t "a [tions 9 a-m-> (fvercast. -Humidity at 9 a.m., 7o per cent Rainfall during previous 24 hours, nil r>avs fa w,-tn da4e i£- s month . 209 inches. J_>a>s with iain this month, 22 Average for April, 3,77 inches.' NORTH ISLAND CONDITIONS Observations tahen at 9 a.m.

Weather indicated by: B, rmje sky, be the atmosphere clear or heavy; C* clouds, passing clouds; I>, drizzling rain* F, foggy; G. gloomy, dark weather; H cast, the whole sky covered with thick clouds; P. passing showers; Q, squallv R, rain, continued rain; S, snow; T thunder; G. ugly threatening appearance* Z, hazy. * Wind force Indicated hy figures.

Station. Wind Cape Marla . XXE 5 Russell xe 6 Hokianga Hds.TSTE r. Bar. Ther 29.75 68 29.83 66 Wea. OR ou Kaipara Sis;. . 63 60 64 Manukau Heads 4 Auckland , , , ■pop *> Tiritiri ne 5 Kawhia x fi 29.80 20.80 c o G Tauranga . . . W 1 Opotiki . . . • NW 2 29.05 East Cape . . 29.87 Gisborne . . . 20.91 Cape Egmont • \V 2 \\ ellingtou . . • XE 3 20.92 Q Thames . . . 20.05 CM