THE WEATHER.
| l ! SUMMARY AND FORECAST. fct By Telegraph—Press Association. TV Wellington, Last Night. R The following weather summary and Hforecast was issued by the Dominion at 5 p.m.: Summary: i&JThe low pressure which prevailed on ft' Friday was of a cyclonic nature in ©higher latitudes than is usually obPserved, and passed eastwards on Satur|ißay night and Sunday, with southerly and very wintry weather in all jgparts of the country. Heavy rain wasin many districts, and snow |.<on the higher levels. South-westerly |fgales were reported this afternoon at, i&Oßort Ahuriri, Kaikoura and Akaroa pßgMhoTise, and also at Cape Maria Van gJDiemen. Forecast: Present indications pare for cold and changeable weather, jpiqually and showery in parts. The igtarometer is unsteady, hut with a rising lljtendency, and strong southerly winds IjWJI probably prevail. The conditions are $| Still unsettled on the Tasman ■ Sea at |Jthe edge of an Australian anti-cyclone, gfthich is apparently of great extent. r- =
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 301, 13 May 1913, Page 4
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154THE WEATHER. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 301, 13 May 1913, Page 4
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