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✨ Climatological Table

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

[No. 46

NEW ZEALAND METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE

Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for July, 1947

Station.	Height of Station above M.S.L.	Means of Air Temperatures in Degrees (Fahrenheit).	Absolute Maximum and Minimum.	Rainfall in Inches.	Bright Sunshine.
		Mean of A and B.	Difference from Normal.	Maximum	Total Fall.
		Max.	Min.	°F.	Date.
Te Paki, Te Hapua..	200	..	..	45.7	52.8
Waipapakauri.....	6	60.0	45.7	52.8	(-0.1)
Kerikeri..........	201	59.6	44.0	51.8	(+1.8)
Waipoua State Forest..	225	58.3	44.8	51.6	+2.0
Dargaville.........	3	59.2	44.2	51.7	(+1.4)
Riverhead...........	105	58.3	41.4	49.8	+2.3
Whenuapai..........	101	58.1	42.8	50.4	..
Auckland............	160	57.3	47.5	52.4	+0.9
Paerata.............	166	57.8	44.6	51.2	(+0.6)
Thames..............	4	57.9	44.0	51.0	..
Whangamata.........	50	57.7	42.7	50.2	+1.6
Maioro..............	172	58.1	43.7	50.9	(+1.1)
Waihi...............	300	56.5	40.9	48.7	+1.4
Te Aroha............	46	57.9	..	..	..
Tauranga............	10	58.0	42.5	50.2	+1.8
Ruakura Farm, Hamilton	131	56.7	39.2	48.0	+1.2
Rukuhia.............	215	56.6	41.2	48.9	..
Rotoehu Plantation..	235	57.0	37.8	47.4	+1.8
Rotorua.............	931	55.8	38.8	47.3	+1.6
Whakarewarewa......	1,000	..	..	..	..
Gisborne............	12	56.4	41.5	49.0	+1.4
Manutuke, Gisborne..	20	56.3	40.7	48.5	(+1.9)
Lake Waikaremoana...	2,100	48.7	38.6	43.6	(+2.3)
Taumarunui.........	560	56.2	36.0	46.1	..
New Plymouth........	160	55.7	43.9	49.8	+1.2
Chateau Tongariro...	3,670	44.4	30.4	37.4	+1.9
Karioi...............	2,125	50.3	32.3	41.3	+2.1
Napier...............	5	55.7	41.1	48.4	+1.6
Hastings.............	45	56.7	36.8	46.8	+1.3
Taihape.............	2,157	49.1	36.8	43.0	+1.6
Wanganui............	72	55.2	40.4	47.8	(+1.0)
Waipukurau.........	450	53.9	37.2	45.6	(+1.3)
Marton...............	462	53.0	38.0	45.5	..
Tangimoana..........	8	56.9	38.8	47.8	+1.6
Ohakea...............	167	55.0	40.1	47.6	(+1.6)
P.R.B., Palmerston N.	110	54.7	39.6	47.2	+1.7
Pahiataua...........	384	53.8	36.9	45.4	+1.1
Kapiti Island........	44	53.0	43.9	48.4	+0.6
Waingawa, Masterton.	350	53.8	35.7	44.8	+0.0
Wallaceville........	195	54.2	36.4	45.3	+0.8
Wellington..........	415	52.8	41.7	47.2	+0.9
Nelson...............	24	54.3	37.6	46.0	+0.7
Appleby, Nelson.....	57	..	..	..	..
Woodbourne..........	89	54.8	35.3	45.0	(+0.6)
Waterlea, Blenheim..	12	54.3	35.1	44.7	+1.7
Golden Downs........	900	50.6	27.7	39.2	-0.9
Waihopai............	860	53.2	33.8	43.5	+1.7
Westport............	7	52.9	38.9	45.9	(+0.1)
Molesworth..........	2,930	43.0	23.8	33.4	(-0.5)
Greymouth...........	13	52.4	39.6	46.0	..
Hanmer Springs......	1,225	49.2	26.8	38.0	-0.1
Hokitika Airfield....	12	53.1	35.4	44.2	(+0.5)
Balmoral............	743	51.1	28.6	39.8	+0.3
Lake Coleridge.......	1,195	50.1	28.7	39.4	+0.5
Darfield............	640	49.4	32.0	40.7	(+0.6)
Christchurch.........	22	51.7	32.9	42.3	+0.1
Wigram...............	74	52.5	32.1	42.3	(-0.2)
Rudstone, Methven....	1,217	49.9	34.5	42.2	+1.4
Lincoln.............	36	51.2	31.2	41.2	+0.2
Akaroa...............	150	51.1	38.5	44.8	(-0.2)
The Hermitage........	2,510	..	..	..	..
Ashburton...........	323	51.0	30.2	40.6	+0.3
Jackson's Bay........	22	51.8	39.5	45.6	+0.5
Lake Tekapo.........	2,350	41.3	24.5	32.9	-1.1
Fairlie..............	1,000	48.4	22.5	35.4	-1.3
Timaru...............	56	50.0	30.9	40.4	-0.9
Milford Sound........	20	..	..	..	..
Waimate.............	200	50.8	30.8	40.8	-1.6
Queenstown..........	1,100	45.5	29.3	37.4	-0.4
Ophir................	1,000	42.3	24.1	32.2	-1.1
Waipiata............	1,550	41.8	26.5	34.2	-1.8
Earnscleugh..........	500	..	..	..	..
Alexandra...........	520	43.6	26.5	35.0	-0.9
Manorburn Dam........	2,448	..	..	..	..
Dunedin.............	690	49.3	37.0	43.2	(+1.0)
Taieri...............	80	50.6	29.2	39.9	(-1.1)
East Gore...........	245	..	..	..	..
Gore.................	240	48.6	30.5	39.6	-0.2
Invercargill.........	32	50.7	31.9	41.3	+0.6
Invercargill South..	8	50.1	33.4	41.8	+0.6

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