New Zealand Gazette – 1969 – No. 37

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✨ Climatological Table

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No. 37

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for May 1969—continued

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.
Cape Campbell ..	10	55.7	48.5	52.1	..	61.3	22	42.8	30	3.94	15	..	..	64
Hanmer Forest ..	1,270	53.3	36.6	45.0	+0.5	67.0	21	28.8	5	2.94	16	-1.0	0.62	28
Molesworth ..	2,930	50.0	33.2	41.6	+1.1	63.0	12	22.0	17	1.96	13	-0.5	0.56	20
Kaikoura ..	326	55.3	45.0	50.2	-0.4	70.3	21	36.3	30	5.12	18	+1.2	2.45	26
Balmoral ..	650	56.3	37.2	46.8	+1.0	68.2	21	26.5	17	1.56	13	-1.2	0.36	7
Hermitage, Mount Cook ..	2,500	50.3	35.2	42.8	+1.7	65.2	12	25.7	31	6.67	16	-8.2	2.03	20
Mount John ..	3,367	47.4	33.5	40.4	..	65.0	12	23.3	31	1.82	10	+0.3	0.47	20
Craigieburn, Ski Basin ..	5,100	40.8	30.8	35.8	..	53.0	12	19.0	31	..	..	..	1.49	20
Craigieburn Forest ..	3,000	49.0	34.3	41.6	+1.3	64.5	12	27.3	29	3.28	17	..	1.01	20
Craigieburn, Camp Stream	4,700	43.0	33.1	38.0	..	57.0	12	22.5	29	4.60	..	..	1.27	20
Lake Coleridge ..	1,195	54.8	37.6	46.2	+1.3	70.7	12	29.0	5	1.90	14	-0.9	0.58	23
Highbank, Methven ..	1,102	53.5	43.9	48.7	+1.9	69.0	12	35.0	6	2.27	16	-0.7	0.50	23
Hororata ..	631	54.9	38.2	46.6	+1.4	71.8	13	27.5	6	1.94	20	..	0.36	23
Winchmore ..	526	53.8	39.1	46.4	+0.8	69.8	12	29.0	6	1.92	15	-0.5	0.26	23
Ashburton ..	330	54.8	39.5	47.2	0.0	72.5	13	29.0	6	2.35	16	-0.1	0.39	30
Ashley Forest ..	350	55.2	42.4	48.8	+1.0	71.5	13	35.1	17	1.91	13	-1.6	0.46	7
Rangiora ..	150	55.3	40.2	47.8	..	72.6	3	31.7	6	1.79	14	..	0.52	14
Darfield ..	640	54.0	39.5	46.8	+0.6	68.6	12	30.1	6	2.35	15	-0.7	0.48	7
Eyrewell ..	520	55.4	37.3	46.3	+1.0	69.7	13	23.3	5	2.43	14	-0.5	0.66	7
Christchurch Airport ..	97	55.8	41.1	48.4	+1.4	72.2	13	34.1	25	2.50	16	-0.4	0.43	7, 23
Christchurch ..	22	56.6	41.4	49.0	+1.3	74.7	13	34.6	29	2.94	17	-0.1	0.65	23
Bromley ..	31	56.0	43.8	49.9	+2.3	71.5	11	35.6	25	2.82	18	..	0.77	6
Mt. Pleasant, Christchurch	450	56.1	45.3	50.7	..	71.0	13	36.0	29	2.79	17	..	0.87	7
Lincoln ..	36	55.7	40.9	48.3	+1.7	70.0	13	32.2	6	2.67	17	0.0	0.49	29
Onawe, Akaroa ..	150	55.5	44.4	50.0	-0.2	73.0	13	37.0	17	2.85	19	-1.8	0.59	7
Lake Tekapo ..	2,240	51.7	35.2	43.4	+1.4	66.5	12	24.0	31	1.62	11	-0.2	0.43	20
Glentanner ..	2,800	47.8	35.4	41.6	..	59.0	12	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Lake Pukaki ..	1,660	51.2	33.3	42.2	..	67.5	13	25.5	31	2.21	9	+0.4	0.48	17
Fairlie ..	1,004	54.6	35.1	44.8	+1.3	72.8	12	25.9	17	1.95	14	+0.1	0.35	23
Ikawai ..	230	58.4	35.7	47.0	..	74.0	12	22.5	15	1.52	13	..	0.64	22
Temuka ..	80	55.9	39.7	47.8	+1.8	77.2	13	30.8	16	1.53	10	..	0.71	29
Timaru Aerodrome ..	75	55.2	39.2	47.2	+1.6	76.0	13	29.0	29	0.99	8	-0.7	0.35	29
Adair ..	280	54.1	42.0	48.0	+0.8	74.1	13	34.3	29	0.74	12	-1.0	0.18	29
Timaru ..	56	54.8	41.2	48.0	+1.2	74.8	13	32.4	16	0.83	12	-0.9	0.26	29
Waimate ..	200	55.0	41.4	48.6	+0.8	75.3	13	31.6	16	1.56	17	-0.3	0.54	23
Otematata ..	920	53.5	36.6	45.0	+1.3	68.9	13	23.0	31	1.50	12	+0.3	0.54	22
Oamaru Aerodrome ..	99	54.1	38.8	46.4	..	73.4	13	28.7	16	2.54	14	..	1.03	23
Tara Hills, Omarama ..	1,600	51.6	32.9	42.2	+0.8	68.2	12	21.2	31	1.79	10	+0.2	0.58	22
Lake Hawea ..	1,147	53.0	38.8	45.9	+0.6	67.1	12	25.0	31	1.82	10	-0.8	0.40	2
Naseby Forest ..	2,000	49.5	32.5	41.0	0.0	66.0	12	23.5	31	1.85	14	+0.2	0.65	22
Herbert Forest ..	200	57.7	38.0	47.8	..	74.8	13	27.0	16	2.19	12	..	1.08	23
Palmerston ..	70	55.1	36.2	45.6	..	74.5	6	24.0	6	3.93	12	..	1.66	23
Cherry Farm, Waikouaiti ..	21	54.7	38.3	46.5	+1.1	72.8	13	30.6	5	3.70	14	+2.0	1.56	23
Taieri ..	80	53.8	38.2	46.0	+0.4	72.4	13	25.5	6	4.04	15	+1.7	1.37	22
Berwick Forest ..	60	54.1	36.9	45.5	+0.2	71.4	13	27.7	6	3.66	15	+1.5	1.67	22
Dunedin Airport ..	4	53.5	36.6	45.0	+0.1	72.0	13	22.9	6	2.96	13	+1.1	1.15	22
Musselburgh, Dunedin ..	5	53.6	42.8	48.2	+0.3	70.5	13	31.8	17	4.71	15	+2.1	1.35	23
Oamaru ..	99	55.6	40.2	47.9	-0.5	75.0	13	30.4	16	2.16	11	..	0.89	23
West Arm, Lake Manapouri	590	48.6	38.2	43.4	+0.2	58.5	12	31.0	16	6.13	..	-6.4	1.16	2
Queenstown ..	1,080	51.9	37.9	44.9	+0.7	65.2	13	26.6	31	1.56	12	-1.0	0.35	22
Queenstown Aerodrome ..	1,154	51.4	35.2	43.3	..	65.8	13	24.0	31	1.57	12	..	0.31	3
Mid Dome ..	1,252	51.2	35.4	43.3	-0.8	66.9	13	19.3	31	4.38	18	+1.3	1.15	22
Cromwell ..	698	53.2	35.8	44.5	+1.0	70.1	13	20.5	31	1.29	11	+0.2	0.48	17
Ophir ..	1,000	52.1	30.8	41.4	+0.4	67.0	13	17.8	6	1.68	7	+0.5	0.70	23
Moa Creek ..	1,400	51.5	27.8	39.6	+0.9	65.7	13	16.4	6	1.76	13	+0.8	0.81	22
Earnscleugh ..	500	53.3	30.5	41.9	-0.5	72.5	13	17.8	31	1.27	8	+0.4	0.42	22
Alexandra ..	461	53.2	34.3	43.8	+0.7	71.3	13	21.7	31	1.42	12	+0.5	0.47	22
Roxburgh Hydro ..	350	52.7	38.0	45.4	-0.2	73.0	13	23.0	31	2.14	17	+0.5	0.77	22
Moa Flat, West Otago ..	1,345	49.1	35.8	42.4	-0.1	66.0	13	25.9	31	3.66	15	+1.8	0.91	22
Mahinerangi Dam ..	1,300	49.6	36.3	43.0	..	67.0	13	28.0	6	4.41	19	+1.7	1.20	22
Tapanui ..	740	51.6	39.3	45.4	+0.3	67.0	12	28.0	31	4.24	18	+1.2	1.00	22
Rankleburn Forest ..	835	50.4	37.8	44.1	+0.4	65.8	13	29.2	2	4.11	18	..	1.34	22
Taieri Mouth ..	50	52.7	41.0	46.8	..	69.0	13	30.2	6	3.92	14	..	1.25	22
Otatau ..	180	52.7	36.8	44.8	-0.2	67.5	13	23.1	31	3.30	18	-0.2	0.50	22
Winton ..	145	52.7	37.8	45.2	..	68.2	13	23.7	31	2.73	17	..	0.57	22
Gore ..	235	52.2	38.4	45.3	+0.1	66.5	13	26.1	31	3.72	17	+1.1	1.06	22
Pebbly Hills ..	150	53.0	38.8	45.9	+0.1	68.0	13	26.0	6	3.62	17	+0.3	0.74	22
Invercargill Airport ..	1	52.4	37.2	44.8	-0.3	65.3	12	26.6	31	3.12	19	-0.6	0.39	26
Milton ..	60	52.8	37.5	45.2	..	68.9	13	25.1	6	3.07	14	+0.5	1.18	22
Balclutha ..	20	52.7	38.6	45.6	..	67.0	13	24.4	31	3.21	16	..	0.99	23
Rarotonga ..	15	78.5	66.2	72.5	-1.2	83.2	9	58.9	25	3.57	17	-2.4	0.79	28
Raoul Island ..	126	69.1	59.9	64.5	-1.4	73.2	19	53.7	31	2.00	15	-4.3	0.62	13
Chatham Islands ..	157	53.4	43.5	48.4	-2.3	58.9	22	36.0	30	3.40	25	-0.1	0.59	7
Campbell Island ..	49	46.2	38.1	42.2	..	50.4	12	27.9	5	7.68	28	..	2.05	27
Scott Base, Antarctica ..	45	..	..	-21.8	-4.5	14.4	25	-51.5	9	..	..	..	..	..
Lake Vanda, Antarctica ..	51	-19.3	+40.0	-29.7	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..

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