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✨ Climatological Data

Dec. 19] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1941

NEW ZEALAND METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE

Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for November, 1946

Station.	Height of Station above M.S.L.	Air Temperatures in Degrees (Fahrenheit.)							Rainfall in Inches.					Bright Sunshine (Hours).
		Means of		Mean of A and B.	Difference from Normal.	Absolute Maximum and Minimum.						Most in a Day.
		A Max.	B Min.			Maximum.	Date.	Minimum.	Date.	Total Fall.	No. of Wet Days.	Difference from Normal.	Amount.	Date.
	Ft.	°F.	°F.	°F.		°F.		°F.		In.			In.
Te Paki, Te Hapua ..	200	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Waipapakauri ..	6	65·1	50·1	57·6	(—1·1)	74·9	24	39·0	21	3·30	17	(+0·42)	0·61	3
Waipoua State Forest..	225	63·2	48·3	55·8	—2·4	70·2	23	40·4	30	7·66	18	(+3·38)	2·41	14
Dargaville ..	3	64·2	50·4	57·3	(—1·7)	72·0	28	40·5	21	5·61	17	(+2·55)	1·72	13
Riverhead ..	105	63·2	46·8	55·0	—2·5	72·0	23	29·0	11	5·33	21	(+1·31)	1·33	13
Whenuapai ..	101	63·2	48·0	55·6	..	71·8	23	32·3	11	5·63	20	..	1·37	13
Auckland ..	160	63·9	50·7	57·3	—2·9	73·2	28	41·2	9	5·21	21	+1·75	1·30	13
Paerata ..	166	62·9	47·5	55·2	(—3·0)	72·6	23	35·6	9	5·18	22	+2·08	0·94	13
Thames ..	4	64·2	48·3	56·2	..	72·1	23,28	34·5	11	3·22	20	..	0·92	22
Wharekawa Nursery, Whangamata	50	64·9	48·1	56·5	—2·9	76·0	28	33·0	11	5·07	12	(+0·88)	1·72	22
Maioro ..	172	62·3	47·8	55·0	(—2·7)	69·6	23	34·8	11	4·65	20	(+2·50)	1·00	13
Waihi ..	301	63·0	47·1	55·0	—3·9	74·0	28	34·0	11	5·15	19	+0·05	1·18	22
Te Aroha ..	46	65·6	48·8	57·2	—3·4	77·5	23	33·5	11	3·96	20	+0·07	0·85	22
Tauranga ..	10	65·3	47·0	56·2	—2·6	73·4	27	33·4	9	3·62	17	+0·28	1·17	22
Ruakura Farm, Hamilton	131	63·1	45·8	54·4	—3·6	75·7	23	30·9	11	3·86	24	+0·16	0·55	12
Rukuhia ..	215	62·6	46·1	54·4	..	75·1	23	35·3	11	3·76	23	..	0·54	13
Rotoehu Plantation ..	235	64·9	41·1	53·0	(—3·8)	77·4	27	28·3	11	3·19	12	(—1·32)	1·06	22
Rotorua ..	931	64·1	43·7	53·9	—3·9	76·3	27	31·0	9	3·41	18	—0·77	0·84	22
Whakarewarewa ..	1,000	63·8	43·1	53·4	—4·0	78·5	27	29·8	11	3·31	13	—0·67	0·72	22
Gisborne ..	12	66·4	45·1	55·8	(—3·9)	81·2	28	35·4	9	1·73	10	(—0·66)	0·42	22
Manutuke Research Station, Gisborne	20	64·5	44·9	54·7	(—4·0)	79·5	28	35·0	7	1·81	12	..	0·52	22
Onepoto, Lake Waikare-moana	2,110	58·5	41·7	50·1	(—3·7)	73·2	27	31·9	20	3·43	12	—1·57	0·80	12,19
New Plymouth ..	160	59·5	47·2	53·4	—3·5	71·8	23	37·0	9	3·32	22	—1·39	0·75	28
Chateau Tongariro ..	3,670	48·8	34·1	41·4	—5·0	66·0	24	25·0	11	12·91	24	(+3·89)	2·37	28
Karioi ..	2,125	56·6	38·2	47·4	—3·8	72·0	24	27·5	11	5·71	20	+1·80	0·70	28
Napier ..	5	64·6	47·2	55·9	—3·9	82·4	27	38·5	9	1·60	13	—0·45	0·48	3
Hastings ..	45	66·7	44·5	55·6	—3·6	86·5	27	35·0	11,21	1·31	14	—0·71	0·24	19
Taihape ..	2,157	56·5	40·0	48·2	—4·3	70·7	24	30·1	9	5·16	20	+1·84	0·72	18
Wanganui ..	72	60·1	47·5	53·8	(—3·9)	69·7	27	42·0	11,21	3·19	16	(+0·09)	1·09	28
Waipukurau ..	450	61·9	42·7	52·3	(—4·7)	77·8	24	32·1	21	1·85	16	(+0·37)	0·34	12
Tangimoana ..	8	62·2	47·0	54·6	—2·7	69·0	23,24	41·0	9	3·85	14	+1·31	1·58	28
Ohakea ..	167	59·8	46·7	53·2	(—3·3)	69·3	23	38·0	11	3·42	16	(+0·48)	1·44	28
Plant Research Bureau, Palmerston North	110	60·2	44·8	52·5	—4·5	69·4	23	35·5	11	4·75	21	(+1·48)	1·50	28
Pahiatua ..	384	59·4	44·0	51·7	—4·7	69·2	23	34·2	21	7·12	23	+2·48	1·36	28
Kapiti Island ..	44	58·7	47·8	53·2	—3·1	66·1	23	40·8	8	2·80	15	—0·51	0·43	14,27
Waingawa, Masterton..	350	60·6	40·6	50·6	—6·0	76·0	24	31·6	1	7·27	19	+4·83	0·99	12
Wallaceville ..	195	59·8	42·5	51·2	(—4·3)	71·8	23	32·1	11	4·89	18	+1·22	1·20	8
Wainui-o-mata ..	290	59·4	42·1	49·8	(—4·1)	71·3	23	33·7	13	4·28	17	..	0·65	8,14
Wellington ..	415	59·3	45·1	52·2	—3·4	68·4	25	38·2	8	4·03	22	+0·85	0·81	14
Nelson ..	24	62·4	42·7	52·6	—4·6	70·9	24	34·5	9	1·68	13	—1·26	0·33	14
Appleby, Nelson ..	57	62·7	42·3	52·5	—5·1	75·4	27	36·1	11	1·22	11	(—1·58)	0·39	14
Woodbourne ..	89	63·4	41·1	52·2	(—6·3)	83·7	24	29·9	11	1·79	8	(—0·27)	0·61	14
Blenheim ..	60	64·6	38·6	51·6	—6·5	83·0	24	26·8	11	1·67	14	(—0·11)	0·59	14
Golden Downs ..	900	62·0	36·2	49·1	—5·2	77·0	23	27·0	11	2·20	8	(—1·54)	0·92	28
Waihopai ..	860	62·2	40·3	51·2	—5·7	77·6	24	30·9	11	1·60	12	(—1·16)	0·50	14
Westport ..	7	57·7	43·6	50·6	(—3·6)	62·2	10	36·0	9	6·90	19	(+0·16)	1·24	27
Molesworth ..	2,930	53·5	33·0	43·2	(—8·4)	72·2	24	24·0	8	2·10	7	(—0·15)	0·55	14
Hanmer Springs ..	1,225	58·4	36·9	47·6	—6·5	75·4	23	30·0	6	4·24	16	+0·77	0·95	27
Hokitika Airfield ..	12	56·8	40·6	48·7	(—4·2)	62·1	22	31·9	9	5·89	19	—4·65	2·22	27
Balmoral ..	743	59·4	37·3	48·4	—7·1	74·0	23	29·0	8,13	3·90	18	+1·60	1·05	5
Lake Coleridge ..	1,195	57·5	38·4	48·0	—7·3	75·5	23	29·0	13	3·04	16	+0·47	0·95	27
Darfield ..	640	60·6	38·1	49·4	(—5·7)	81·7	24	27·3	13	2·93	13	+0·53	0·76	5
Christchurch ..	22	59·8	41·6	50·7	—5·6	82·3	24	29·8	13	4·51	13	+2·71	1·22	8
Wigram ..	74	59·8	40·2	50·0	(—5·9)	81·1	24	28·3	13	3·56	13	(+1·81)	0·92	8
Rudstone, Methven ..	1,217	58·9	39·0	49·0	—5·4	72·7	24	28·8	13	4·58	17	+1·20	0·89	7
Lincoln ..	36	59·5	38·8	49·2	—5·4	80·1	24	27·2	13	3·04	15	+1·07	0·74	5
Akaroa (Onawe, Duvau-chelle’s Bay)	150	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Hermitage, Mount Cook	2,510	57·2	34·3	45·8	—5·7	79·0	24	24·0	8	10·33	11	—3·56	7·27	27
Ashburton ..	323	59·8	38·2	49·0	—6·3	77·8	24	27·3	13	1·50	15	—0·93	0·33	13
Jacksons Bay ..	22	57·5	41·7	49·6	—3·0	63·0	19	36·0	8	8·08	16	(—9·23)	3·11	4
Lake Tekapo ..	2,350	57·0	34·3	45·6	—5·9	77·5	23	25·0	11	1·12	6	—0·59	0·60	27
Fairlie ..	1,000	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Timaru ..	56	61·3	41·1	51·2	—4·4	75·8	24	30·0	13	2·22	11	+0·28	0·41	5
Milford Sound ..	20	57·9	41·6	49·8	(—2·3)	67·0	19	33·8	6	9·84	12	(—16·29)	2·93	27
Waimate ..	200	61·4	41·9	51·6	—3·7	78·4	24	29·5	8	1·30	11	—0·88	0·70	16
Queenstown ..	1,100	57·5	40·2	48·8	—5·0	77·0	23	31·2	13	2·56	10	—0·11	0·89	4
Ophir ..	1,000	59·9	37·7	48·8	—5·3	80·4	23	23·0	13	1·14	8	—0·24	0·38	16
Waipiata ..	1,550	54·3	..	..	..	77·0	23	..	..	0·57	14	—1·04	0·10	5
Alexandra ..	520	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Manorburn Dam ..	2,448	51·1	33·1	42·1	—6·2	72·8	23	21·8	13	1·87	12	—0·11	0·64	18
Dunedin ..	690	53·8	39·5	46·6	(—5·7)	67·0	23	32·4	12	2·73	17	—0·69	0·59	18
Taieri ..	80	57·0	38·8	47·9	(—5·5)	73·7	23	28·5	13	1·73	20	(—0·62)	0·44	18
East Gore ..	245	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Gore ..	240	58·2	40·2	49·0	—4·4	78·0	23	32·0	13	3·57	21	..	0·56	16
Invercargill ..	32	55·0	41·1	48·0	—4·3	65·0	28	32·0	12	4·21	20	+0·20	0·53	29
Invercargill (City Engineer)	8	54·4	41·7	48·0	—4·8	64·0	23,26	35·0	12	3·87	21	—0·24	0·52	15

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