New Zealand Gazette – 1962 – No. 46

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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 June 1962

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	Means of A Max.	B Min.	Mean of A and B	Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum	Air Temperatures in Degrees (Fahrenheit)	Total Fall In.	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall In.	Date	Bright Sunshine Hrs.
Te Paki, Te Hapua	190	63·1	49·5	56·3	+2·2	67·7	4	31·4	18	4·96	21	-2·2*	0·76
Kaitaia	261	61·9	49·7	55·8	+2·4*	68·1	4	37·3	20	4·98	22	-1·0*	0·99
Kerikeri	240	62·0	47·0	54·5	+2·4	68·7	4	34·5	17	3·18	15	-4·2*	1·21
Waipoua State Forest	225	61·2	47·5	54·4	+2·8	66·3	4	33·2	17	7·82	22	+0·3	1·34
Dargaville	64	61·4	47·9	54·6	+1·8*	67·8	4	30·1	17	5·21	21	-0·3*	0·79
Glenbervie, Whangarei	350	60·3	44·5	52·4	+2·3*	67·2	4	26·9	18	3·82	17	-4·0*	0·76
Marsden Point, Whangarei Riverhead	11	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Woodhill	105	60·8	45·3	53·0	+3·0	65·8	4	26·2	16	7·12	21	+0·9*	1·72
Whenuapai	102	60·2	47·0	53·6	+2·8	65·4	1	28·0	16	8·44	19	+2·4*	1·80
Auckland	160	60·5	49·9	55·2	+2·2	66·0	1	39·2	17	5·84	18	+0·3	1·10
Oratia, Henderson	135	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Owairaka	133	60·0	47·7	53·8	+1·6*	66·0	4	32·6	17	7·01	21	+1·1*	1·27
Otara	40	59·9	45·7	52·8	+1·4	66·1	4	27·2	16	5·68	21	+0·6*	0·87
Thames..	10	59·9	48·1	54·0	...	68·3	1	30·0	16	4·49	20	...	0·71
Whangapoua Forest	20	62·1	43·6	52·8	...	68·7	1	26·0	16	8·87	15	...	2·53
Port Fitzroy, Great Barrier	13	62·9	49·9	56·4	...	68·0	6	35·5	17	3·38	13	...	0·88
Tairua Forest	11	60·7	45·9	53·3	+3·6*	68·0	4	30·0	16	5·63	16	-1·4*	2·54
Maiero	172	60·1	48·5	54·3	+2·7	66·0	4	33·4	16	10·85	23	+5·6*	3·41
Paeroa	27	59·0	43·2	51·1	+1·6	68·0	1	25·0	16	2·95	17	-2·0	0·50
Ngatea ..	5	59·6	43·5	51·6	...	67·2	1	25·6	16	4·14	19	...	0·65
Maramarua	124	59·0	42·6	50·8	+3·1	65·0	1	27·0	16	4·85	20	-0·3	0·79
Waihi	300	58·4	44·9	51·6	+2·7	66·0	1	26·0	16	5·08	21	-4·2	1·22
Te Kauwhata	105	59·6	46·1	52·8	...	68·0	4	28·3	16	5·50	17	...	1·81
Te Aroha	40	59·6	45·0	52·3	+2·1	67·0	1	27·0	16, 17	4·07	19	-1·2	0·75
Tauranga	12	59·6	44·1	51·8	+1·9	65·8	1, 4	32·1	16	3·37	12	-2·2	1·60
Ruakura, Hamilton	131	58·6	42·0	50·3	+2·8	66·0	4	25·0	16	7·06	21	+2·1	1·86
Whatawhata	340	58·5	44·8	51·6	+3·3*	65·8	28	27·0	16	8·91	23	+2·1*	2·04
Rukuhia	215	58·3	43·6	51·0	+2·4	66·5	5	27·7	17	7·44	21	+2·2*	1·82
Rotoehu Plantation	235	58·3	40·0	49·2	+2·0	63·5	2	29·2	14	4·52	11	+2·4*	1·92
Whakatane	6	60·4	42·5	51·4	+1·7	66·5	18	31·0	16	3·37	9	-1·8*	0·70
Opotiki	20	59·6	44·1	51·8	+3·0*	65·6	8	31·0	16	5·02	12	-0·4*	1·26
Ruatoria	200	60·2	43·7	52·0	...	67·8	5	28·8	14	4·00	8	...	1·46
Kawerau	100	59·6	41·5	50·6	+1·6*	66·0	3	29·2	16	4·99	12	-1·5*	1·17
Arapuni	350	57·0	41·4	49·2	+2·4*	63·9	4	27·8	17	6·24	21	+0·5	1·84
Waikeria, Te Awamutu	156	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Te Kuiti	202	57·2	41·8	49·5	...	63·7	8	28·1	16	9·24	22	...	1·39
Whakarewarewa	1,006	55·7	40·5	48·1	+2·8	62·3	1, 4	29·8	16, 17	5·89	16	+0·0	1·38
Kaingaroa	1,785	52·4	37·7	45·0	+2·3	61·0	2	28·0	11, 26	5·39	16	-0·3	1·20
Waiotapu	1,250	54·2	36·8	45·5	+2·5	61·9	5	21·2	15	5·78	15	+0·2	1·64
Wairapukao	1,600	54·1	34·8	44·4	+3·2*	61·0	1	23·5	16	6·09	15	+1·0*	1·85
Pureora State Forest	1,435	51·1	37·6	44·4	+2·4*	59·0	1	24·0	17	7·82	16	-0·1*	2·05
Gisborne	13	59·3	44·5	51·9	+3·1	67·8	1	34·0	18	7·68	13	+3·8*	3·44
Manutuke, Gisborne	100	59·2	43·4	51·3	+2·8	67·4	8	31·8	14	5·37	12	+1·7*	1·97
Waerenga-o-Kuri	1,030	55·1	43·7	49·4	+3·2*	62·0	2	35·4	18	4·27	14	-0·7*	1·26
Wairakei (Soil Con.)	1,320	54·4	37·9	46·2	...	61·7	2	24·2	16	4·66	14	...	1·51
Wairakei	1,122	55·0	39·8	47·4	...	62·6	2	27·8	16	4·98	14	-0·2*	1·67
Taupo	1,232	54·2	39·4	46·8	+2·1	63·8	2	27·8	16	4·72	16	-0·2*	1·37
Minginui Forest	1,650	54·4	36·7	45·6	+3·8*	60·4	5	20·1	16	6·11	15	+1·1*	1·80
Pukahunui, Kaingaroa	2,190	48·4	36·7	42·6	+2·0	55·9	1	25·1	16	8·39	19	+2·4*	3·07
Lake Waikaremoana	2,110	51·1	...	...	...	63·1	5	...	...	10·14	14	+2·8	2·96
Waimihia	2,400	50·0	35·5	42·8	+3·4*	56·2	7	24·5	14	7·85	16	+1·6*	2·27
Taumarunui	562	55·9	38·7	47·3	+0·8	62·5	2	24·0	16	8·17	22	+2·3	1·54
New Plymouth	160	58·0	48·0	53·0	+2·9	64·9	2	39·1	17	5·99	19	-0·4	1·12
Te Wera (State Forest)	590	55·8	39·9	47·8	+2·8*	60·8	3, 8	24·8	16	9·29	18	+2·3*	2·50
Chateau Tongariro	3,670	44·6	34·0	39·3	+2·0	54·0	11	25·0	15, 16	17·44	22	+7·0	2·97
Ohakune	1,964	50·1	39·1	44·6	...	59·0	1	26·8	11	8·43	22	...	2·10
Karioi	2,125	51·4	37·8	44·6	+3·1	60·1	2	24·5	11	5·34	20	+0·9	1·18
Waiouru	2,700	47·6	36·2	41·9	...	57·5	1	24·1	17	5·53	21	+0·9*	0·92
Wairoa	20	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Esk Forest	1,400	53·6	41·5	47·6	+2·1*	62·4	2	30·5	10	5·85	14	+0·4	1·99
Tangoio	980	56·3	45·2	50·8	+4·0*	64·9	3	37·9	16	5·26	10	+0·0*	2·15
Kuripapanga	1,600	53·6	37·5	45·6	+2·6*	60·2	1	23·1	17	4·88	16	-0·7*	1·29
Napier	5	59·6	42·8	51·2	+2·5	67·5	3	33·0	18, 20	2·50	11	-0·6	1·02
Taradale	18	59·5	41·9	50·7	...	67·1	1	30·5	18, 20	2·25	10	...	1·05
Hastings	45	58·5	39·9	49·2	+2·1	68·1	5	28·4	20	2·00	11	-1·1	0·82
Havelock North	30	58·7	38·4	48·6	+2·7*	67·0	4, 5	27·0	20	2·24	10	-1·0*	0·76
Gwawas Forest	1,100	54·2	38·8	46·5	+1·9	62·5	27	27·7	17	2·53	21	-2·1*	0·29
Stratford	950	54·6	42·9	48·8	...	60·0	2	33·2	16	8·46	22	...	1·42
Manaia	320	57·4	45·4	51·4	...	64·2	1	34·3	16	7·00	21	...	2·54
Wanganui	72	57·7	46·1	51·9	+3·1	66·1	2	33·8	16	3·94	17	+0·5	1·16
Waipukurau	450	55·2	38·5	47·0	+1·7	64·1	22	24·4	20	1·98	14	-1·2*	0·62
Marton	462	55·2	42·9	49·0	+2·3	61·9	1	27·5	16	4·41	17	+0·3*	0·95
Ohakea	155	57·0	44·8	50·9	+3·2	65·8	2	32·7	15	4·78	17	+1·3*	0·97
Flock House, Bulls	30	57·2	43·7	50·4	+4·0	65·0	2	30·0	15, 16	4·24	14	+0·8	1·05
Palmerston N., D.S.I.R.	110	56·6	44·2	50·4	+5·4	63·9	2	31·3	16	5·82	23	+1·9	0·90
Dannevirke	680	53·7	42·3	48·0	+2·3*	64·7	27	27·4	17	4·85	18	+1·0*	1·04
Rata Farm, Te Uri	1,600	51·1	42·0	46·6	...	65·0	26	33·8	16	4·89	17	...	0·85
Mangamutu, Pahiatua	380	55·2	41·8	48·5	...	61·5	1, 2	26·2	17	7·36	24	+1·9*	1·23
Waitarere, Levin	10	57·0	43·4	50·4	...	64·4	1	27·6	30	4·60	14	...	1·09
Levin	100	56·2	44·4	50·3	+2·1*	64·8	1	32·5	16	6·56	17	+2·3*	1·42
Kapiti Island	40	55·4	46·5	51·0	+1·5	65·0	1	40·2	30	3·90	...	+0·2	1·39
Paraparaumu	22	56·9	44·5	50·7	+1·7	66·9	1	31·4	30	5·62	16	+1·7*	1·80
Waingawa, Masterton	340	56·0	39·6	47·8	+2·4	63·0	1, 4	27·6	14	4·23	15	+0·2	0·86
Ngaumu, Masterton	800	54·4	36·7	45·6	+2·2*	62·5	3	25·3	14	5·20	16	+0·1*	1·18
Wallaceville	195	56·0	40·3	48·2	+3·2	61·6	5	27·8	10	6·41	18	+1·3	1·17
Taita	213	55·9	43·8	49·8	...	62·8	3	33·1	10	6·96	16	...	1·61
Gracefield, Lower Hutt	10	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Makara	800	52·5	44·6	48·6	...	58·0	1, 9	37·5	30	5·46	13	...	1·05
Wellington	415	55·6	46·2	50·9	+3·2	63·7	5	38·3	14	6·35	13	+1·6	1·07
Wellington Airport	25	57·2	47·2	52·2	...	63·7	8	33·8	30	6·02	12	...	1·56

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