New Zealand Gazette – 1967 – No. 19

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✨ Climatological Table

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CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE--Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for February 1967--continued

Station	Height 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	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall Amount	Date	Bright Sunshine Hrs.
Ohakune	1,964	68.8	47.2	58.0	+0.8	75.0	27	33.4	5	5.43	9	...	4.83
Karioi	2,125	70.6	47.5	59.0	+1.0	80.3	25	32.8	4	5.19	10	+1.2	4.35
Waiouru	2,700	65.9	45.3	55.6	+0.6	74.3	8	30.9	4	4.15	9	+0.4	3.50
Waiouru Military Camp	2,693	65.7	45.1	55.4	...	75.0	25	31.1	4	4.32	10	...	3.57
Ranana	660	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Upokopoito	90	74.6	52.0	64.3	...	84.6	25	40.5	4.5	5.23	6	...	4.14
Wanganui	72	69.6	55.2	62.4	-2.0	80.3	25	41.0	5	4.55	8	+1.6	3.52
Kapiti Island	40	69.4	55.9	62.6	-0.1	74.0	21	44.2	5	2.54	5	-0.4	1.40
Paraparaumu Aerodrome	22	68.7	54.3	61.5	-1.5	75.0	25	37.9	5	2.37	6	-0.6	1.44
Flock House, Bulls	30	69.0	54.4	61.7	-0.8	80.5	25	41.5	5	3.12	16	+0.5	1.49
Ohakea	157	70.8	54.0	62.4	-1.2	81.2	25	40.4	5	4.32	8	+1.4	3.58
Palmerston Nth. Aerodrome	140	70.6	52.6	61.6	-1.1	79.0	25	37.0	5	3.52	7	+0.7	3.07
Palmerston Nth. D.S.I.R.	110	70.3	53.8	62.0	-1.4	80.0	25	41.4	4	3.67	9	+0.7	3.10
Foxton	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Waitarere, Levin	10	70.2	54.0	62.1	+0.5	78.5	25	37.0	5	2.86	4	+0.4	1.87
Hokio Beach School	20	68.7	54.0	61.4	...	75.4	26	37.2	5	2.54	4	...	1.75
Levin	100	69.2	53.6	61.4	-0.7	79.4	25	41.2	5	2.58	6	-0.7	1.58
Kaitoke	625	67.8	51.1	59.4	...	79.0	25	38.6	21	5.99	5	...	3.30
Taita	213	68.6	54.3	61.4	-0.2	79.1	25	37.8	5	4.06	6	0.0	2.32
Kelburn, Wellington	415	67.6	54.7	61.2	-0.4	77.9	25	41.4	5	3.58	8	0.0	1.84
Makara	915	62.4	52.5	57.4	-1.1	72.8	25	31.4	3	4.39	7	+1.0	2.96
Gracefield, Lower Hutt	10	69.7	55.4	62.6	+0.2	79.1	25	37.7	5	4.31	6	+0.4	2.77
Wellington Airport	20	69.3	56.6	63.0	+0.2	77.8	25	40.1	5	3.50	6	+0.5	2.08
Wallaceville	185	69.2	52.4	60.8	-0.3	79.2	25	33.6	5	4.61	6	+0.9	2.69
Westport Aerodrome	6	65.9	51.1	58.5	-2.2	70.0	25	44.5	5	3.04	9	-3.1	1.17
Lake Rotoiti	2,080	69.8	44.3	57.0	...	80.8	26	31.9	4	2.36	5	-1.9	1.01
Cobb Dam	2,701	65.6	45.8	55.7	...	76.3	7	32.1	4	2.13	5	-3.4	0.97
Hokitika Aerodrome	127	65.0	50.9	57.8	-1.7	69.6	26	38.5	4	3.61	13	-4.9	1.04
Reefton	650	70.9	47.3	59.1	-1.9	80.9	27	35.0	4	2.85	9	...	1.19
Totara Flat	254	69.7	47.0	58.4	-1.6	79.0	27	32.0	4	2.79	14	-2.8	0.89
Greymouth	13	64.9	52.0	58.4	...	68.7	10	44.3	5	3.52	10	...	1.42
Harihari	160	66.6	47.6	57.8	...	74.5	26	37.4	5	6.43	14	...	2.69
Franz Josef	420	65.2	47.7	56.4	-2.0	74.3	26	39.8	4	10.95	13	-4.4	3.34
Haast	12	60.3	48.8	54.6	-3.4	66.3	27	40.3	2	9.90	14	-1.5	3.76
Milford Sound	5	62.4	49.4	55.9	-1.9	68.5	26	43.3	14	27.08	17	+4.0	12.00
Riwaka, Motueka	25	73.1	50.3	61.7	-0.4	78.6	13,15, 25	39.1	4	1.39	4	-1.7	1.04
Golden Downs	900	71.7	47.5	59.6	-0.3	84.0	26	33.0	4	1.04	5	-2.5	0.71
Appleby, Nelson	57	72.3	51.9	62.1	-1.1	82.3	24	37.8	4	0.81	4	...	0.65
Nelson Aerodrome	6	70.9	52.3	61.6	-0.4	80.5	11	40.6	4	0.66	3	-1.6	0.46
Rai Valley	250	72.2	48.2	60.2	...	81.5	24, 25	34.8	4	2.34	5	-3.1	1.24
Moutere Hills	450	71.6	54.9	63.2	+0.1	79.5	24	44.0	4	0.83	2	-2.0	0.70
Woodbourne Aerodrome	90	75.6	51.7	63.6	-0.4	87.1	26	35.0	4	0.94	4	-1.2	0.36
Blenheim	14	75.4	53.0	64.2	+0.1	87.0	26	38.0	4	0.76	4	-1.1	0.33
Wither Hills	100	77.6	51.8	64.7	+0.8	90.3	26	36.2	4	0.58	4	-1.5	0.23
Waihopai	860	75.7	50.7	63.2	+0.8	93.2	26	39.0	5	0.52	5	-2.0	0.40
Jordan, Awatere	1,000	78.5	51.2	64.8	+2.8	100.7	26	41.3	5	0.15	2	-2.5	0.11
Lake Grassmere	15	71.3	53.9	62.6	-0.8	86.8	23	32.8	4	1.26	4	-0.4	0.48
Hanmer Forest	1,270	74.8	46.4	60.6	+1.3	87.5	8	30.0	3	2.51	6	-1.2	1.09
Molesworth	2,930	72.5	42.2	57.4	+0.9	88.4	26	32.0	17	1.24	4	-0.7	0.65
Kaikoura	326	68.5	53.2	60.8	-0.2	85.7	16	43.5	3	4.22	7	+1.1	2.60
Balmoral	650	75.6	48.0	61.8	+1.3	92.0	26	33.5	5	1.47	4	-0.6	0.69
Hermitage, Mt. Cook	2,500	67.9	46.0	57.0	+0.6	82.8	25	34.0	3	12.24	10	+0.1	5.19
Mount John	3,370	67.2	45.5	56.4	...	84.4	26	31.0	4	0.52	4	-1.0	0.22
Craigieburn Forest, Ski Basin 5,100	57.4	41.4	49.4	...	69.9	25	21.5	4	3.65	6	...	1.30	15
Craigieburn Forest	3,000	68.6	44.1	56.4	+2.2	83.4	26	30.1	4	2.44	8	...	0.91
Craigieburn Forest, Camp Stream	4,700	60.7	43.3	52.0	...	73.9	26	26.0	3.4	3.65	7	...	1.60
Lake Coleridge	1,195	70.8	48.6	59.7	+0.4	89.2	26	35.4	4	1.32	6	-2.1	0.60
Highbank, Methven	1,102	69.9	49.1	59.5	+0.3	90.0	26	37.2	4	2.14	7	-1.0	1.30
Hororata	631	74.0	49.2	61.6	+1.6	95.4	26	36.5	5	2.09	7	...	1.28
Winchmore	526	72.1	48.3	60.2	+0.6	91.2	26	38.5	5	1.49	9	-1.1	0.81
Ashburton	323	75.7	50.0	62.8	+1.1	96.2	26	40.3	17	1.53	7	-1.1	0.93
Ashley Forest	350	71.0	51.3	61.2	+0.7	90.5	26	41.0	5	1.63	6	-0.9	0.73
Eyrewell	520	74.5	49.0	61.8	+1.5	98.5	26	35.0	5	1.41	4	-1.1	0.81
Rangiora	150	72.6	48.6	60.6	...	93.4	26	35.8	5	1.45	6	...	0.77
Darfield	640	75.2	49.7	62.4	+1.2	97.0	26	38.4	5	1.72	4	-0.8	0.89
Christchurch Airport	97	72.6	51.7	62.2	+1.2	93.7	26	43.3	17	0.99	5	-0.8	0.50
Christchurch	22	73.6	51.8	62.7	+1.2	96.1	26	41.9	17	1.17	4	-0.6	0.49
Bromley	31	71.0	53.2	62.1	+0.9	87.0	26	43.0	17	1.54	5	...	0.72
Mt. Pleasant, Christchurch	450	70.8	53.7	62.2	...	88.5	26	43.4	4	1.46	4	...	0.76
Lincoln	36	74.2	50.6	62.4	+2.0	93.9	26	37.9	17	1.07	6	-0.8	0.50
Onawe, Akaroa	150	74.0	52.6	63.3	+0.9	90.0	24, 26	45.0	4.6	1.50	10	-1.2	0.46
Lake Tekapo	2,240	71.9	47.9	59.9	+0.3	88.0	26	34.3	4	0.68	4	-1.1	0.33
Lake Pukaki	1,660	71.3	42.2	56.8	...	86.0	26	29.9	4	1.44	6	-0.4	0.54
Fairlie	1,004	72.3	44.5	58.4	-0.3	93.8	26	32.5	17	2.27	11	-0.1	0.90
Temuka	80	71.4	47.4	59.4	+0.4	91.3	26	37.5	17	2.19	12	...	1.16
Timaru Aerodrome, Levels	75	71.6	46.2	58.9	+0.1	92.5	26	34.9	17	2.13	12	-0.3	1.16
Adair	280	69.5	50.6	60.0	+0.7	90.2	26	39.0	3	2.33	13	+0.1	0.83
Timaru	56	73.2	51.2	62.2	+1.6	92.2	26	40.9	3	1.87	10	-0.6	0.93
Waimate	200	72.7	49.3	61.0	+0.7	93.6	26	42.5	3	1.80	11	-0.7	0.73
Otematata	920	73.6	50.1	61.8	-0.2	89.5	26	42.0	4	1.06	6	-0.5	0.38
Tara Hills, Omarama	1,600	72.6	46.2	59.4	-0.4	84.9	26	38.0	14	0.62	4	-1.2	0.46
Lake Hawea	1,147	70.5	51.7	61.1	-0.9	82.7	7	41.3	3	1.77	7	-0.9	0.87
Naseby Forest	2,000	70.2	43.0	56.6	+0.6	86.2	25	33.6	20	1.02	9	-1.5	0.45
Herbert	200	73.0	46.4	59.7	...	88.2	26	39.0	4	1.28	10	...	0.43
Cherry Farm, Waikouaiti	21	69.1	47.4	58.2	+1.8	81.2	26	37.9	17	0.98	12	-1.4	0.27
Taieri	80	69.6	46.4	58.5	0.0	88.5	25	36.2	17	1.71	11	-0.8	0.37
Berwick Forest	60	69.6	45.0	57.3	-0.8	89.0	25	34.2	17	1.77	12	-0.9	0.48
Dunedin Airport	4	69.1	43.7	56.4	-1.7	87.5	25	32.0	17	2.32	14	+0.1	0.82

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