New Zealand Gazette – 1965 – No. 45

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✨ Climatological Table

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for July 1965

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	Means of	Mean Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum	Rainfall in Inches	Bright Sunshine
	Ft.	A Max. B Min.	of A and B	Maxi-mum Date	Mini-mum Date	Total Fall In.
Te Paki, Te Hapua	190	58·5 44·6	51·6	−1·1	62·0 28	30·5 12
Kaitaia Aerodrome	261	57·4 44·8	51·1	−1·4	61·6 24	35·0 12
Umawera	380	56·2 41·1	48·6	.	60·8 28	30·1 13
Kerikeri	240	58·3 40·9	49·6	−1·6	68·0 16	30·0 13
Waipoua Forest	290	56·4 38·7	47·6	−2·6	65·0 24	29·8 13
Dargaville	64	56·4 40·4	48·4	−2·2	65·0 24	25·4 13
Waitangi Forest	180	58·5 42·6	50·6	.	63·6 25	32·5 13
Puketurua Northland	330	57·0 38·9	48·0	.	63·8 24	25·5 13
Glenbervie	350	56·2 37·3	46·8	−1·4	64·2 24	23·8 13
Takatu Matakana	230	55·8 45·1	50·4	.	63·4 24	37·5 13
Woodhill	100	55·8 40·4	48·1	−2·6	61·7 24	26·6 13
Riverhead	105	56·0 37·5	46·8	−1·6	63·2 24	24·6 13
Whenuapai	102	55·8 38·8	47·3	−2·1	62·5 24	26·1 13
Auckland, Albert Park	160	55·7 43·5	49·6	−1·8	61·9 24	35·8 13
Owairaka	133	55·2 41·2	48·2	−2·0	61·2 24	30·2 13
Oratia, Henderson	135	55·2 38·3	46·8	−2·3	61·2 24	26·0 13
Port Fitzroy, Gt. Barrier	13	57·8 44·7	51·2	−1·2	62·8 26	34·9 13
Whangapoua Forest	12	57·3 36·0	46·6	−3·4	63·4 25	25·0 22
Thames.	10	56·0 38·8	47·4	−3·7	65·4 24	29·3 5
Tairua Forest	11	55·9 37·4	46·6	−1·8	64·1 25	26·3 22
Ngatea	5	55·6 35·3	45·4	−2·3	64·1 24	24·2 5
Paeroa	27	55·5 35·2	45·4	−3·2	62·6 24	23·5 6
Waihi	300	54·0 36·2	45·1	−2·4	61·3 25	22·5 5
Te Aroha	40	54·5 36·4	45·4	−3·0	62·0 24	27·0 12
Tauranga Aerodrome	12	55·4 37·0	46·2	−2·3	60·8 26	30·0 5
Rotoehu Forest	235	53·8 33·5	43·6	−2·3	59·5 25	27·8 23
Whakatane	6	56·7 35·9	46·3	−2·3	68·0 28	28·5 22
Tokoroa	1,098	51·4 32·6	42·0	−1·3	55·8 26	23·0 22
Kawerau	100	55·7 36·0	45·8	−2·2	62·1 25	28·8 15, 23
Te Teko	100	56·1 35·2	45·6	.	62·5 26	28·0 22
Whakarewarewa	1,006	51·4 34·4	42·9	−1·5	56·8 25	26·3 22
Rotorua Airport	940	51·2 34·7	43·0	.	57·7 25	25·0 5, 22
Tarawera Forest	200	55·0 30·8	42·9	.	62·5 26	19·5 22
Waiotapu	1,250	51·2 29·9	40·6	−1·0	58·0 26	20·9 22
Kaingaroa	1,785	48·0 30·8	39·4	−2·3	58·9 24	22·4 22
Wairapukao	1,435	.	27·2	.	.	18·9 22
Taupo	1,232	49·4 33·8	41·6	−1·0	57·0 26	24·2 22
Wairakei	1,122	51·2 33·2	42·2	−0·9	58·0 26	26·0 22
Wairakei (Soil Con.)	1,320	49·7 31·0	40·4	.	55·9 25	21·8 22
Minginui Forest	1,650	50·3 29·7	40·0	−0·8	56·1 25	17·6 22
Waimihia	2,400	44·2 29·8	37·0	−2·0	50·8 24	19·6 23
Opotiki	20	55·6 37·0	46·3	−2·2	60·7 25	30·5 13
Otara	40	55·5 38·7	47·1	−2·3	61·0 24	26·0 22
Auckland Airport, Mangere	25	55·5 40·1	47·8	.	61·0 24	25·0 31
Maioro	172	55·8 41·1	48·4	−1·7	68·1 25	30·3 22
Maramarua	124	54·8 34·9	44·8	−2·0	61·0 24	25·8 22
Te Kauwhata	105	.	.	.	.	.
Ruakura, Hamilton	131	54·1 34·8	44·4	−2·2	59·8 24	23·5 4
Whatawhata	340	54·1 37·4	45·8	−1·4	68·8 25	28·1 4, 12
Rukuhia	215	53·4 36·0	44·7	−2·8	59·5 24	26·4 5, 22
Arapuni	350	52·9 35·1	44·0	−1·3	57·1 6	26·4 22
Waikeria, Te Awamutu	156	.	.	.	.	.
Puketurua	.	.	52·2 34·3	43·2	−1·5	56·4 26
Te Kuiti	201	53·3 34·6	44·0	−2·4	59·3 26	25·6 22
Pureora Forest	1,800	47·1 32·2	39·6	−2·0	58·2 14	22·0 22
Taumarunui	562	51·7 33·0	42·4	−2·8	57·7 25	24·0 22
New Plymouth	160	53·3 41·9	47·6	−1·3	57·5 18	32·2 4
New Plymouth Aerodrome	142	53·4 39·3	46·3	−2·0	58·1 18	30·1 12
Te Wera Forest	590	51·1 32·8	42·0	−1·4	57·0 24	20·2 4, 22
Chateau Tongariro	3,670	40·4 27·9	34·2	−1·9	49·0 24	17·4 5
Ruatoria	200	57·2 37·6	47·4	−1·2	64·4 27	28·2 15
Mangatu Forest	570	53·5 36·2	44·8	.	61·6 25	27·1 23
Waerenga-o-Kuri	1,030	51·2 37·3	44·2	−1·3	68·0 26	28·0 23
Gisborne Aerodrome	13	55·5 37·2	46·4	−1·6	64·6 25	27·6 5
Manutuke, Gisborne	100	55·2 36·9	46·0	−1·5	63·3 25	29·5 6
Lake Waikaremoana	2,110	47·0 35·7	41·4	−1·1	55·0 25	31·0 23
Esk Forest	1,400	49·2 36·0	42·6	−1·2	59·9 18	26·6 22
Tangoio	980	51·4 39·3	45·4	−0·4	63·0 18	32·1 31
Kuripapanga	1,600	50·3 32·6	41·4	−0·2	58·2 28	20·0 23
Napier	5	54·9 36·9	45·9	−1·4	69·8 25	27·4 5
Taradale	18	55·1 36·2	45·6	.	64·6 18	27·8 15
Hastings	45	54·3 33·8	44·0	−2·1	64·0 18	27·2 15
Havelock North	30	54·0 33·1	43·6	−0·8	62·3 18	24·4 5
Gwajas Forest	1,100	49·5 31·5	40·5	−2·1	58·5 28	23·5 5
Wairoa	25	54·2 36·7	45·4	−2·5	64·5 25	28·0 8
Mangamutu, Pahiatua	380	50·0 34·8	42·4	−2·1	57·0 6	23·8 22
Waingawa, Masterton	340	51·8 33·2	42·5	−1·8	59·5 28	24·6 5
Kopua	1,020	49·6 34·4	42·0	.	59·9 31	26·0 22
Waipukurau	450	51·0 31·8	41·4	−3·1	60·0 18	21·2 5
Dannevirke	680	49·6 35·6	42·6	−1·7	58·1 28	25·6 22
Tauherenikau	140	51·4 34·1	42·8	.	59·5 29	26·7 23
Ngaumu, Masterton	800	50·0 30·9	40·4	−2·2	58·4 25	22·0 4, 14
Stratford	950	49·4 36·3	42·8	−1·2	54·8 26	25·5 22
Stratford Mountain House	2,775	41·9 31·9	36·9	.	50·6 26	25·9 22
Manaia	320	51·9 39·6	45·8	−1·1	57·9 24	28·9 4
Ohakune	1,964	45·6 32·3	39·0	−1·2	57·8 24	21·0 22
Karioi	2,125	46·8 31·6	39·2	−0·8	58·0 24	21·6 22
Waiouru	2,700	43·1 30·1	36·6	−1·5	51·3 25	17·8 22
Ranana.	1,200	.	.	.	.	.
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