New Zealand Gazette – 1968 – No. 33

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✨ Climatological Table

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for April 1968—continued

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)	Rainfall in Inches	Bright Sunshine
		°F.	°F.	°F.		Maximum	Date	Minimum	Date
Dannevirk...	680	63.4	49.6	56.5	+1.2	77.8	6	38.9	19
Ngaumu, Forest...	800	63.4	45.1	54.2	+1.4	76.5	6	29.5	18
Tauherenikau...	140	64.7	48.5	56.6	...	78.9	6	36.7	18
Gladstone...	380	64.0	47.4	55.7	...	78.3	5	33.8	26
Stratford Mountain House	2,775	54.1	44.1	49.1	+0.5	68.9	6	34.9	29
Stratford...	950	61.8	49.6	55.7	+1.5	75.2	6	39.5	29
Manaia...	320	63.4	49.9	56.6	+0.8	76.8	5	39.2	29
Patea...	140	66.0	53.2	59.6	...	82.9	1	43.2	29
Ohakune...	1,964	58.4	44.4	51.4	+2.4	74.2	5	34.3	19
Karioi...	2,125	59.8	44.9	52.4	+1.9	77.0	5	37.0	18
Waiouru...	2,700	55.8	44.0	49.9	+1.8	71.4	5	35.0	19
Waiouru Military Camp	2,693	55.1	43.6	49.4	...	73.0	5	35.4	12
Ranana...	660	...	...	...	...	83.5	5	44.2	27
Upokopoito...	90	65.4	49.3	57.4	...	...	75.7	6	38.0
Hiwi Taihape...	2,157	58.8	46.3	52.6	...	...	78.8	5	37.2
Wanganui...	72	65.6	52.2	58.9	+1.0	80.0	4	44.0	13
Kapiti Island...	40	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Paraparaumu Aerodrome...	22	64.2	49.0	56.6	-0.2	75.0	8	39.0	29
Flock House, Bulls...	30	67.1	50.7	58.9	+2.9	80.0	5	37.5	29
Ohakea...	157	66.3	51.2	58.8	+1.8	83.1	5	40.3	29
Palmerston Nth. Aerodrome...	140	65.1	50.7	57.9	+2.0	79.0	6	39.0	29
Palmerston Nth. D.S.I.R...	110	65.3	51.6	58.4	+1.8	77.9	6	40.6	15
Foxton...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Waitarere, Levin...	10	66.0	50.7	58.4	+2.8	78.3	5	37.9	29
Hokio Beach School...	20	65.4	49.4	57.4	...	...	78.8	5	37.2
Levin...	100	65.4	49.9	57.6	+1.5	76.6	4	38.9	29
Kaitoke...	625	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Taita...	213	62.4	49.6	56.0	+0.3	75.7	6	37.5	17
Kelburn, Wellington...	415	60.9	50.3	55.6	-0.6	74.4	6	40.0	11
Makara...	915	58.9	49.4	53.7	+0.3	72.6	5	41.0	11
Gracefield, Lower Hutt...	10	61.9	48.9	55.4	-0.3	76.0	1	40.2	17
Wellington Airport...	20	62.3	52.7	57.5	+1.1	75.4	6	40.6	17
Wallaceville...	185	63.1	47.2	55.2	+1.1	76.8	5	31.8	17
Westport Aerodrome...	6	62.9	48.6	55.8	+0.6	74.0	3	40.5	26
Lake Rotoiti...	2,080	57.6	41.2	49.4	...	71.5	7	28.1	28
Cobb Dam...	2,701	55.4	41.0	48.2	...	70.0	6	31.1	28, 29
Hokitika Aerodrome...	127	61.7	46.6	54.2	+0.1	73.8	5	37.0	27
Reefton...	650	61.6	43.2	52.4	-0.4	77.0	6, 7	29.5	27, 28
Totara Flat...	254	62.6	43.5	53.0	+1.6	76.0	5, 6	30.0	27, 28
Greymouth...	13	62.6	49.3	56.0	+0.9	76.1	3	40.8	20
Harihari...	160	63.1	42.2	52.6	...	75.6	5	30.4	27
Franz Josef...	420	62.0	44.8	53.4	+0.3	75.0	5	35.0	16
Haast...	12	60.6	46.3	53.4	0.0	72.0	2	30.8	16
Milford Sound...	5	59.4	43.8	51.6	-0.1	69.2	3	34.8	16
Riwaka Motueka...	25	65.4	47.6	56.5	+1.2	75.8	4	35.7	28
Golden Downs...	900	61.0	42.2	51.6	-0.2	73.6	6	29.3	28
Appleby, Nelson...	57	64.9	48.3	56.6	+0.6	75.1	5	35.8	27
Nelson Aerodrome...	6	64.4	47.2	55.8	+1.6	75.2	2	34.7	28
Rai Valley...	250	64.0	45.2	54.6	+1.2	76.5	6	32.2	27
Moutere Hills...	450	63.2	50.1	56.6	+1.4	74.8	5	41.4	11
Woodbourne Aerodrome...	90	65.0	45.3	55.2	0.0	82.2	6	33.1	17
Blenheim...	14	65.2	47.0	56.1	+0.3	83.2	6	35.0	17
Wither Hills...	100	65.2	45.8	55.5	-0.3	83.9	7	34.0	27
Waihopai...	860	64.9	...	...	...	79.4	6	...	...
Jordan, Awatere...	1,000	64.7	45.0	54.8	-0.2	83.8	6	31.4	17
Lake Grassmere...	15	62.4	50.0	56.2	+0.4	78.8	6	39.3	17
Hanmer Forest...	1,270	59.2	41.0	50.1	-0.9	79.5	7	30.0	18
Molesworth...	2,930	53.7	36.9	45.3	-2.1	73.0	6	26.6	30
Kaikoura...	326	59.0	49.0	54.0	-0.2	75.1	1	40.0	11
Balmoral...	650	60.5	42.6	51.6	-0.3	82.0	7	27.8	17
Hermitage, Mt. Cook...	2,500	54.1	38.4	46.2	-2.1	75.4	6	31.1	28
Mount John...	3,370	50.9	37.3	44.1	...	68.2	8	29.3	16
Craigieburn Forest, Camp Stream...	4,700	45.7	36.6	41.2	...	61.4	7	25.5	11
Craigieburn Forest...	3,000	54.1	37.7	45.9	-1.0	72.2	7	28.4	27
Craigieburn Forest, Ski Basin...	5,100	42.8	33.8	38.3	...	58.4	6	22.7	11
Lake Coleridge...	1,195	58.5	41.3	49.9	-1.4	77.4	7	31.1	17
Highbank, Methven...	1,102	56.2	43.4	49.8	-2.7	73.0	1	35.5	18
Hororata...	631	59.2	42.4	50.8	-0.2	79.5	8	30.2	17
Winchmore...	526	58.0	43.2	50.6	-0.7	78.3	8	30.2	17
Ashburton...	323	59.9	44.0	52.0	-1.4	81.1	8	30.8	15
Ashley Forest...	350	58.5	46.2	52.4	-1.2	79.8	1	35.6	11
Eyrewell...	520	59.3	43.1	51.2	-0.7	83.6	1	31.4	18
Rangiora...	150	59.6	45.0	52.3	...	84.3	1	32.5	29
Darfield...	640	58.6	43.0	50.8	-2.1	79.1	1	33.5	18
Christchurch Airport...	97	58.8	46.4	52.6	-0.3	81.8	1	34.6	15
Christchurch...	22	59.1	47.1	53.1	-0.7	74.9	1	33.7	17
Bromley...	31	58.6	48.7	53.6	0.0	75.0	6	36.5	15
Mt. Pleasant Christchurch...	450	58.0	48.4	53.2	...	75.3	6	37.8	17
Lincoln...	36	59.4	45.9	52.7	+0.1	82.0	1	33.2	18
Onawe, Akaroa...	150	60.7	48.6	54.6	-0.8	84.5	1	38.3	18
Lake Tekapo...	2,240	55.8	38.2	47.0	-2.6	74.0	8	29.7	28
Glentanner...	2,800	52.7	41.2	47.0	...	71.0	6	34.0	17
Lake Pukaki...	1,660	56.1	35.1	45.6	...	73.5	6	21.0	17
Fairlie...	1,004	58.8	40.3	49.6	-0.6	76.3	8	27.1	28
Temuka...	80	59.5	44.0	51.8	-0.4	77.2	9	32.7	15
Timaru Aerodrome, Levels...	75	58.2	43.4	50.8	-0.2	74.3	9	31.9	15
Adair...	280	57.1	45.0	51.0	-1.6	72.0	9	35.9	17
Timaru...	56	57.9	45.9	51.9	-1.4	70.6	9	34.9	17
Waimate...	200	59.2	45.3	52.2	-1.0	73.5	9	35.0	15
Otematata...	920	58.7	42.8	50.8	-1.1	77.0	1	30.0	15

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