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✨ Meteorological Summary

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 71

NEW ZEALAND METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for October 1958

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	Air Temperatures in Degrees (Fahrenheit)							Rainfall in Inches					Bright Sunshine
		Means of		Mean of A and B	Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum			Total Fall	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall
		A Max.	B Min.			Maximum	Date	Minimum				Amount	Date	Hrs
	Ft	°F.	°F.	°F.		°F.		°F.	In.			In.
Te Paki, Te Hapua	200	66·0	54·3	60·2	+3·1*	70·2	24	40·5	14	7·56	20	+3·65*	1·31	2
Kaitaia	261	65·4	53·6	59·5	+3·0*	70·5	31	43·2	13	5·84	20	+1·10*	1·23	26
Kerikeri	240	67·9	52·3	60·1	+3·3*	74·1	23	41·2	14	8·99	23	+4·48*	1·90	15
Waipoua State Forest	225	65·0	51·8	58·4	+3·1	73·2	25	37·7	14	4·50	21	—0·56	1·11	26
Dargaville	65	65·6	51·2	58·4		75·0	25	40·0	14	3·32	19		0·88	9
Glenbervie, Whangarei	350	65·3	50·4	57·8	+2·6*	73·0	24	40·0	31	12·60	21	+7·62*	1·56	4
Riverhead	105	65·0	49·9	57·4	+2·9	74·6	25	40·5	13	6·84	19	+1·39*	1·40	16
Woodhill	100	63·9	54·6	59·2	+3·7*	72·0	25	43·3	21	4·86	19	+0·60*	1·10	26
Whenuapai	101	65·2	53·4	59·3	+3·8*	74·2	25	41·8	31	5·27	19	+0·85*	1·05	14
Auckland	160	65·6	55·0	60·2	+2·8	71·5	31	44·8	12	5·42	20	+1·33	1·58	9
Oratia, Henderson	138
Owairaka	134	65·0	53·8	59·4		73·2	25	44·1	12	4·52	17	+0·05*	0·96	26
Otara	40	65·2	53·5	59·4		70·1	25	37·7	13	4·66	18		1·85	9
Paerata	150	64·6	50·7	57·6	+1·9*	70·5	25	34·5	12	3·84	19	—0·26	1·00	9
Thames..	10	66·2	53·8	60·0		70·2	25	40·1	12	8·60	21		1·48	16
Tairua Forest	11	64·9	52·1	58·5		78·3	25	41·5	12	11·63	21		3·63	13
Maioro	172	65·6	53·1	59·4	+4·2*	71·5	25	39·8	12	3·38	14	—0·97*	0·87	13
Maramarua	124	65·7	51·2	58·4	+4·0*	72·0	25	34·8	12	5·26	19	+1·14*	1·57	13
Paeroa ..	27	66·7	53·5	60·1	+3·4*	72·8	26	37·0	12	15·78	21	+11·49	4·15	13
Waihi ..	354	64·1	51·6	57·8	+2·1	74·0	26	39·8	12	19·36	26	+12·06	6·32	16
Te Aroha	46	66·7	53·0	59·8	+1·9	74·0	6	40·0	12	14·74	27	+9·73	3·85	16
Tauranga	12	63·9	52·9	58·4	+2·4	69·7	23	36·6	12	8·94	21	+3·97	1·98	15
Ruakura Farm, Hamilton..	131	65·6	50·7	58·2	+3·9	73·6	25	40·1	12	3·13	21	—1·00	0·61	9
Whatawhata ..	340	64·9	51·8	58·4		71·9	26	39·7	12	3·67	17		0·61	13
Rukuhia	215	65·0	51·5	58·2	+3·0*	72·5	25	38·0	12	3·02	20	—1·30*	0·68	9
Rotoehu Plantation	235	64·2	50·3	57·2	+3·2	69·5	25	35·0	12	9·27	21	+4·06*	2·07	30
Whakatane	6	65·1	53·2	59·2	+3·0*	71·0	21	43·8	23	7·76	22	+3·34*	1·67	30
Opotiki	27	65·2	53·0	59·1		70·2	21	39·6	12	7·23	20		1·62	29
Kawerau	100	66·4	52·8	59·6		73·6	25	41·0	23	7·99	19		1·90	29
Arapuni	350	66·4	50·4	58·4		76·1	25	36·8	12	4·76	22	—0·37	1·17	27
Waikeria	156	66·2	51·1	58·6		72·0	25	36·5	13	3·26	18		0·64	27
Whakarewarewa	1,006	63·0	49·9	56·4	+3·4	71·3	25	33·4	12	7·69	19	+2·31	1·86	30
Kaingaroa	1,800	61·4	43·8	52·6	+3·2	66·3	25	33·2	12	4·77	21	—0·38	1·10	31
Waiotapu	1,000	62·7	47·5	55·1	+4·6	69·4	18	33·8	12	7·09	22	+2·44	2·02	30
Wairapukao	1,600		45·3					32·5	12	6·82	21	+2·26*	1·54	30
Pureora State Forest	1,800	59·3	46·0	52·6	+3·5*	65·6	6	29·5	13	6·19	22		1·13	27
Gisborne	14	66·4	50·9	58·6	+3·1	77·3	26	37·1	1	4·20	17	+1·77*	0·90	29
Manutuke, Gisborne	100	66·1	50·3	58·2	+2·9*	74·5	26	40·8	1	3·40	16	+1·11	0·70	13
Waerenga-o-kuri	1,130
Taupo ..	1,232	63·5	46·8	55·2	+2·5*	71·0	8	30·3	12	6·62	20	+2·78*	2·27	30
Minginui Forest ..	1,650	64·1	45·8	55·0		72·0	18	32·0	4	5·64	18		1·53	30
Pukahunui, Kaingaroa	2,190	59·4	44·3	51·8	+3·8*	65·2	6,25	33·3	12	7·94	21	+2·70*	2·55	30
Lake Waikaremoana	2,100	60·3	46·3	53·3	+2·9	68·9	8	34·4	13	11·53	20	+6·40	4·76	13
Waimihia	2,546	59·8	43·3	51·6		67·4	9	31·5	1	7·75	18	+2·85*	2·82	30
Taumarunui ..	560	67·2	48·6	57·9	+4·3*	74·6	31	37·4	2	3·98	22	—1·82	0·60	16
New Plymouth ..	160	64·6	52·2	58·4	+4·0	73·9	18	42·1	12	3·86	20	—1·77	0·75	12
Te Wera, New Plymouth ..	590	65·9	48·5	57·2		72·0	26	35·0	4	5·69	17		0·69	28
Chateau Tongariro	3,670	54·3	40·1	47·2	+4·3	65·0	17	24·0	13	7·15	18	—3·21	0·90	19
Karioi ..	2,125	62·1	42·7	52·4	+4·2	72·5	26	30·4	4	4·09	16	—0·16	0·65	12
Wairoa	21	68·7	52·0	60·4		78·5	7	40·7	1	7·61	12	+4·58	2·96	12
Esk Forest	1,300	62·1	47·8	55·0		73·8	9	37·2	12	10·16	17		3·53	13
Tangoio	960	63·0	50·3	56·6		74·1	7	38·1	13	13·08	14		7·23	13
Kuripapanga ..	1,600	62·8	45·3	54·0		72·8	8	32·4	13	8·35	15		2·87	13
Napier ..	5	64·5	52·2	58·4	+1·9	77·8	26	42·2	3,13	3·93	12	+2·03	1·55	13
Hastings	45	67·8	49·6	58·7	+3·3	80·1	7	40·0	1	2·93	16	+0·81	0·78	12
Havelock North ..	37	65·7	48·2	57·0		76·5	7	36·1	1	3·49	16	+1·77*	1·05	12
Gwavas	1,140	62·9	44·6	53·8	+2·1	74·0	25,26	33·0	1	7·27	16	+3·42*	1·96	13
Wanganui	72	65·5	49·8	57·6	+2·8	76·9	26	42·3	3	1·79	13	—1·43*	0·57	12
Waipukurau	450	64·3	47·5	55·9	+3·1*	75·8	25	37·0	1	4·78	14	+2·57*	1·47	12
Marton	462	63·7	47·2	55·4	+3·3*	72·6	18	32·1	12	2·61	16	—1·60*	0·70	12
Ohakea	155	65·5	49·5	57·5	+3·0*	77·4	26	37·7	12	2·11	15	—1·49*	0·60	12
Flock House, Bulls	30	65·0	48·6	56·8	+3·3*	74·5	26	35·0	12	2·10	16	—1·17	0·48	23
Palmerston N., D.S.I.R.	110	65·6	49·5	57·6	+3·7	79·1	26	39·1	12	2·34	17	—1·22	0·43	23
“Rata”, Dannevirke	1,600	57·8	46·7	52·2		68·1	26	35·5	12	7·63	19		2·12	12
Mangamutu, Pahiatua	380	63·7	48·5	56·1		77·4	26	38·5	16	3·60	15		0·78	12
Levin ..	100	64·1	49·7	56·9	+2·9*	74·7	18	40·0	12	2·07	14	—2·16*	0·34	9
Kapiti Island	44	62·7	49·5	56·1	+2·1	68·1	26	42·6	12	3·44	10	—0·56*	0·79	9
Paraparaumu	22	63·3	48·8	56·0		72·8	26	39·2	15	2·96	13		0·53	31
Waingawa, Masterton	340	65·3	47·8	56·6	+3·9	76·0	26	40·0	12	2·07	14	—0·89	0·62	12
Ngaumu, Masterton	600	62·9	46·3	54·6		76·0	26	38·0	11,21	6·19	14		3·10	12
Wallaceville	195	63·8	47·4	55·6	+3·2*	72·0	26	36·0	5	3·10	15	—1·91*	0·59	12
Makara	800	58·0	48·9	53·4		66·8	17	38·1	12	2·78	13		0·98	12
Wellington	415	62·2	50·6	56·4	+3·6	71·6	26	41·6	12	2·79	12	—1·44	1·07	9
Riwaka	25	64·4	46·5	55·0		71·2	20	35·5	12	3·68	14		0·75	26
Nelson Airfield ..	5	62·0	46·9	54·4	+2·2	69·0	20	34·2	12	1·84	12	—1·50*	0·41	28
Appleby, Nelson	57	63·8	47·0	55·4	+1·6	70·3	18	33·2	12	2·64	14	—0·62	0·55	28
Woodbourne ..	89	66·1	47·1	56·6	+2·6*	75·2	6	31·6	12	1·27	8	—1·45*	0·54	9
Blenheim	12	66·3	46·7	56·5	+2·8*	76·0	6	31·8	12	1·21	9	—0·99*	0·61	9
Lake Grassmere ..	15	63·3	50·1	56·7		74·3	6	37·5	24	0·92	8		0·53	9
Golden Downs ..	900	61·2	42·3	51·8	+1·7	70·0	17	31·0	11	6·45	18	+2·31	2·05	28
Waihopai	860	65·6	44·4	55·0	+2·2	72·8	8	30·3	12	2·40	10	—0·35	1·35	9
Westport	7	61·8	48·3	55·0	+2·5	66·2	3	39·1	24	5·96	18	—1·66*	2·10	8
Molesworth	2,930	58·5	37·8	48·2	+2·0*	66·0	6	28·0	5	1·68	7	—0·70*	0·80	9
Greymouth	13	62·8	49·6	56·2	+3·6*	69·6	26	40·6	22	6·77	21	—3·33*	2·08	8
Hanmer	1,270	64·3	42·4	53·4	+2·8	75·0	8,31	33·0	14	2·70	12	—1·20	0·70	12
Hokitika South ..	15	61·2	46·2	53·7	+2·7	66·0	13	33·9	12	9·07	19	—1·95	1·49	8
Balmoral	650	66·1	42·1	54·1	+3·6*	80·0	26	30·0	5	1·22	11	—1·24	0·21	9
Lake Coleridge ..	1,195	63·0	42·8	52·9	+1·5	72·6	19	30·0	14	2·53	13	—0·50	0·50	22
Eyrewell	520	63·8	43·2	53·5		79·6	26	30·0	15	2·95	12	—0·32*	1·15	9
Franz Josef	450	61·2	45·3	53·2		70·2	18	36·0	24	27·40	21		4·23	26
Ashley Forest	460	62·5	45·5	54·0	+2·0	79·0	26	36·0	15	2·05	9	—0·59*	0·59	9

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