THE WEATHER.
£ , SUMMARY AND FORECAST,
ii .' By Telegraph—Preßß Associatioiii J v Wellington, Last Night. £, The following is the Government Mc- [>; .teorologkal Office's weather summary § 'and forecast:—The barometer pressure J*- ! has been unsteady everywhere, ibut with '&% falling tendency. Unsettled and Uichrady weather has prevailed, with rain |HJn most parts of the Dominion. The pjwinds have been variable and squally at f|;'fimes. Strong westerlies and southerlies br-'fm reported in the far north and on the |y*wt coast of the South Island. Present f indications are for a falling barometer E'•(Bverywhere for a westerly storm area jfcls due shortly, and the barometer will fall very low in the south in ffcatbooi thirty-six hours. Hazy and nnIjfcettled weather is expected with rain jfe generally. Winds will .probably change %.to northerly and easterly shortly with a;;lnoreasmg force generally. lb*— -—-==-=====•
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 72, 15 September 1911, Page 4
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134THE WEATHER. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 72, 15 September 1911, Page 4
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