Climatological Data




2062

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 78

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE.

SUMMARY OF THE RECORDS OF TEMPERATURE, RAINFALL, AND SUNSHINE FOR JULY, 1942.

Station. Height of Station above M.S.L. Mean A Max. Mean B Min. Difference of A and B from Normal. Absolute Maximum and Minimum. Air Temperatures in Degrees (Fahrenheit). Rainfall in Inches. Bright Sunshine (Hours).
Ft. °F. °F. °F. °F. °F. Total Fall. No. of Wet Days.
Te Paki, Te Hapua 200 61·3 48·6 55·0 (+2·6) 67·0 3 31·0
Waipoua State Forest... 225 59·9 44·6 52·2 +2.9 68·0 4, 12 31·0
Riverhead 105 56·9 42·9 49.9 +1.7 65·0 4 25·0
Auckland 160 57·4 47·8 52·6 +1.3 65·0 4 37·2
Maioro 172 ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Waihi 404 57·6 43·1 50·4 +3.0 67·0 5 26·0
Wharekawa Nursery, Whangamata 50 59·5 43·2 51·4 (+2.2) 70·5 5 29·0
Te Aroha 46 58·3 42·8 50·6 +2.0 67·0 5 26·0
Tauranga 10 58.9 42·8 50·8 +2.3 73·0 5 29·0
Ruakura Farm, Hamilton 131 56·6 41·1 48.8 +1.9 65·8 5 24·8
Rotoehu Plantation 235 57·4 39·7 48.6 (+3.2) 65·0 22 24·2
Rotorua 931 56·4 41·1 48.8 +3.1 64·4 5 21·3
Whakarewarewa 1,000 55·4 37·1 46.2 +1.3 64·5 5 23·4
Gisborne 25 ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Onepoto, Lake Waikaremoana 2,110 49·3 39·9 44·6 (+2.7) 59·9 22 30·7
New Plymouth 190 55·2 44·8 50·0 +1.2 61·1 2 31·1
Chateau Tongariro 3,670 44·1 33·2 38·6 +3.5 58·0 1 21·0
Karioi 2,125 48.9 35·6 42·2 +3.1 60·0 13 20·2
Napier 5 58·1 40·0 49·0 +2.3 73·5 5 32·5
Hastings 45 57·6 40·0 48.8 +3.9 75·0 5 28·0
Taihape 2,157 48.4 38·0 43·2 +1.8 59·8 5 28·0
Wanganui 72 54·9 43·3 49·1 (+1.9) 66·3 5 28·8
Tangimoana 8 55·0 42·1 48.6 +2.4 62·0 3,5,12 30·0
Ohakea 167 54·4 43·1 48.8 ... 65·0 5 30·2
Plant Research Bureau, Palmerston North 110 53·6 43·1 48·4 +3.0 63·5 5 30·0
Pahiatua 384 52·9 40·6 46·8 +2.6 64·0 5 27·2
Kapiti Island 44 53·4 45·9 49·6 +1.8 59·0 4 38·0
Masterton 372 53·4 38·8 46·1 +1.8 68·3 2 28·0
Wallaceville 195 52·8 40·6 46·7 ... 62·0 3, 4 27·0
Wellington 415 51·4 43·5 47·4 +1.0 59·7 23 34·3
Nelson 24 55·2 38·5 46.8 +1.5 65·5 3 29·5
Appleby, Nelson 57 ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Blenheim 60 53·7 34·7 44·2 (+0.4) 66·9 3 23·8
Woodbourne Aerodrome 89 54·4 37·3 45·8 ... 67·5 3 27·2
Golden Downs 900 50·4 31·4 40.9 +0.0 60·0 3 18·4
Waihopai 860 53·3 34·2 43.8 +1.7 64·0 3 20·2
Westport 23 53·3 41·8 47·6 (+0.5) 58·0 2 34·0
Hanmer Springs 1,225 49·6 31·3 40.4 +1.8 65·2 2 16·0
Balmoral 743 51·4 32·7 42·0 +1.8 67·5 2 19·7
Hokitika 12 53·8 36·5 45.2 +0.5 59·0 1, 2 27·0
Lake Coleridge 1,220 49.4 32·5 41.0 +1.9 62·7 2 18·5
Darfield 640 50·0 31·4 40.7 (-0.3) 64·6 2 20·5
Christchurch 22 50·5 35·3 42.9 +0.6 66·4 2 27·7
Wigram Aerodrome, Sockburn 74 ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Rudstone, Methven 1,217 49.2 36·4 42.8 +1.8 62·0 2 25·5
Lincoln* 36 51·8 36·3 44.0 +1.3 68·6 2 25·7
Akaroa (Onawe, Duvau-chelle's Bay) 150 51.5 39·7 45.6 (+0.6) 67·3 3 33·0
Hermitage, Mount Cook 2,510 44.3 28·8 36.6 +3.1 58·0 10 18·5
Ashburton 323 51.9 32·3 42.1 +1.7 69·4 2 20·2
Lake Tekapo 2,350 44.8 28·2 36.5 +2.7 61·2 2 18·6
Jacksons Bay 22 51.7 38·2 45.0 -0.2 57·4 2 31·2
Fairlie 1,000 ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Timaru 56 51.7 32·0 41.8 +0.4 65·0 18 23·4
Waimate 200 52·0 33·9 43.0 +1.0 64·0 2 25·0
Milford Sound 20 ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Queenstown 1,110 ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Ophir 1,000 47.1 27·2 37.2 +3.0 62·2 2 14·8
Waipiata 1,550 44.4 29·8 37.1 +1.2 61·6 2 18·5
Alexandra 520 48.1 27·0 37.6 +1.0 64·8 2 16·0
Manorburn Dam 2,448 41.2 24·1 32.6 +2.3 54·2 2 11·0
Dunedin 240 51.2 36·6 43.9 +0.8 66·9 2 27·8
Dunedin (Beta Street Reservoir) 690 49.1 37·3 43.2 ... 64·5 2 29·5
Gore 245 50.3 30·6 40.4 +1.3 60·0 2 23·0
Invercargill 12 49.9 34·1 42.0 +0.7 63·0 2 25·0
Invercargill (City Engineer) 8 50.5 33·8 42.2 ... 62·0 2 29·0

LATE RETURNS.

Maioro, May, 1942 ... 172 62·7 48·2 55·4 ... | 76·4 | 6 | 36·0 | 30 | 4·52 | 19 | ... | 0·92 | 11 | ... |
Maioro, June, 1942 ... 172 59·2 39·8 49·5 ... | 65·9 | 19 | 30·9 | 16 | 1·51 | 6 | ... | 0·80 | 4 | ... |
Akaroa (Onawe, Duvau-chelle's Bay), May, 1942 | 150 | 58.1 | 45.8 | 52.0 | (+1.2) | 79·1 | 5 | 36.7 | 29 | 12·53 | 17 | ... | 4·40 | 24 | 80·1 |

  • Lincoln observations for twenty-eight days only.

NOTE.—At stations where departures from normal are in parentheses the record has been maintained for less than ten years in the case of temperatures and for less than twenty years in the case of rainfall and the normals are partly interpolated.



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