FURTHER HEAVY RAIN
IMPROVEMENT TOMORROW Further heavy rain with an improvement from the west tomorrow is forecast by the Government meteorologist in a special forecast for the Auckland Province. Fresh to strong easterly winds, possibly reaching gale force in exposed positions, can be expected. The winds will later turn to southerlies. A cyclonic disturbance is centred near Whangarei and is moving in a southerly direction. Temperatures will be moderate and seas rough. LOCAL OBSERVATIONS The following local observations on the weather are supplied by Miss Rudd, of Messrs Balfour, Irvine and Webster, Ltd., Hamilton:— Barometer Saturday .. .. no.on Monday .. .. 29.00 Thermometer Min. Max. Friday .. .. 00 82 Saturday .. 00 £1 Mean temperature, 72 deg. The barometer reads 29.00 and Is falling. Stormy weather Is indicated to-day and to-morrow with warm temperatures and heavy rain and south-easterly winds prevailing. The Rainfall Rain Tall f*»r 4-8 hours ended 9 o’clock this morning, 1.93in. Ham Tail F>: j : 1 hours, • .5 3 in. Rainfall for March to date, 2.79in. Average rain rail for March. 3.32 in. Rainfall Tor year to date, t1.601n. Average yearly rainfall, -iS.Slin.
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Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21372, 17 March 1941, Page 4
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181FURTHER HEAVY RAIN Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21372, 17 March 1941, Page 4
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