New Zealand Gazette – 1970 – No. 31

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✨ Climatological Table

28 MAY

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE-Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for April 1970—continued

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	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	Bright Sunshine
		A Max.	B Min.	°F.	Date	Minimum	Date	In.	Amount	Date
Taurewa Forest..	2,545	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	4.72	..
The Chateau, Tongariro	3,670	54.2	39.2	46.7	+0.2	66.2	17	29.0	21	..
East Cape	..	55	69.6	55.7	62.6	..	77.0	18	42.8	21
Ruatoria	..	200	71.4	51.2	61.3	+2.5	80.5	18	34.0	21
Mangatu Forest..	..	570	69.6	48.6	59.1	..	78.2	4	32.5	21
Waerenga-O-Kuri	..	1,030	66.3	49.6	58.0	+2.9	73.9	4	37.1	21
Manutuke	..	100	70.8	48.7	59.8	+2.2	80.3	4	34.2	21
Gisborne Aerodrome	..	17	69.9	49.7	59.8	+1.6	79.8	4	37.3	21
Whakapunake	..	3,100	57.4	44.8	51.1	..	66.5	18	35.0	21
Tokomaru Bay	..	85	70.1	53.0	61.6	..	79.6	18	40.9	21
Onepoto, L. Waikaremoana	2,110	64.9	47.3	56.1	+3.0	74.0	6	38.0	21	4.85
Makahu Spur	..	4,850	53.1	39.2	46.2	..	64.5	26	29.0	20
Makahu Saddle	..	3,195	59.7	43.1	51.4	..	68.5	18	32.0	22
Esk Forest	..	1,400	65.2	47.4	56.3	+2.0	74.6	5	36.0	21
Tangoio	..	980	66.7	52.0	59.4	+2.6	75.8	4	42.0	21
Kaweka Forest	..	1,358	..	45.9	..	..	..	..	35.8	12
Napier	..	5	70.6	50.4	60.5	+1.9	80.6	4	39.2	21
Hastings	..	40	70.3	47.7	59.0	..	80.0	4	37.4	22
Havelock North	..	30	69.6	44.2	56.9	+1.2	78.6	4	34.2	22
Gwavas Forest	..	1,100	65.2	44.3	54.8	+2.4	76.2	4	32.5	21
Makaretu	..	1,100	66.2	46.3	56.2	..	77.2	4	35.2	21
Mohaka Forest	..	938	67.5	47.8	57.6	..	77.5	18	36.0	21
Frasertown, Wairoa	..	25	71.4	49.6	60.5	+1.7	82.0	4	37.5	21
Wairoa	..	65	..	..	..	..	..	..	33.0	22
Portland Island	..	255	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Ballantrae No. 1, Woodville	1,140	60.9	50.1	55.5	..	72.0	4	41.8	20	2.16
Ballantrae No. 2, Woodville	560	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Mangamutu, Pahiatiua	..	380	64.6	50.0	57.3	+2.0	74.0	4	32.6	22
Mount Bruce	..	1,000	62.8	46.3	54.6	..	69.6	4	33.2	21
Waingawa, Masterton	..	375	67.4	45.4	56.4	+1.3	76.8	18	36.0	22
Kopua	..	1,020	64.1	48.4	56.2	..	76.8	4	35.0	22
Waipukurau	..	450	66.7	45.8	56.2	+1.2	77.0	4	35.0	22
Dannevirk	..	680	64.6	49.5	57.0	+1.7	77.0	4	34.3	22
Ngaumu Forest	..	800	65.8	43.6	54.7	+1.9	74.8	4	32.9	10
Tauherenikau	..	140	67.2	46.4	56.8	..	76.8	18	37.3	23
Gladstone	..	380	66.6	46.8	56.7	..	75.5	4	37.0	22
Waiorongomai	..	70	64.1	48.6	56.4	..	71.6	4	39.4	21
Martinborough	..	100	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Stratford Mountain House	2,775	57.1	43.4	50.2	+1.6	64.1	17	33.8	21	14.41
Stratford	..	1,020	63.1	48.7	55.9	+1.7	67.8	17	38.7	22
Manaia	..	320	64.8	52.5	58.6	+2.8	75.0	4	39.4	22
Patea	..	140	..	54.8	..	..	..	..	43.0	22
Ohakune	..	1,964	62.0	45.4	53.7	+4.7	71.9	4	31.0	21
Karioi Forest	..	2,125	62.4	43.4	52.9	+2.4	73.0	4	31.2	21
Waiouru	..	2,700	59.5	42.0	50.8	+2.7	71.6	4	27.5	21
Waiouru (Military Camp)	..	2,693	58.3	41.9	50.1	..	70.8	4	28.1	21
Ranana Station, Jerusalem	660	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Hiwi, Taihape	..	2,157	63.2	46.8	55.0	..	77.4	4	37.4	21
Upokopoito	..	90	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Wanganui	..	72	66.2	53.8	60.0	+2.1	78.9	4	43.1	22
Kapiti Island	..	40	64.2	54.7	59.5	+2.0	68.1	5	47.8	21
Paraparaumu Aerodrome	..	22	65.6	51.2	58.4	+1.6	69.7	4	37.8	22
Flock House, Bulls	..	30	66.5	50.3	58.4	+2.4	74.0	4	39.8	22
Ohakea	..	157	65.8	52.4	59.1	+2.1	74.7	4	41.0	20
Wharite Peak	..	3,000	52.9	43.0	48.0	..	65.0	3	34.0	20
Aorangi, Oroua	..	50	65.7	50.1	56.9	..	75.0	4	35.0	20
Palmerston Nth. Aerodrome	..	140	65.4	49.8	57.6	+1.7	75.2	4	34.2	22
Palmerston Nth. DSIR	..	110	66.0	51.0	58.5	+1.9	74.4	4	38.8	20
Foxton	..	10	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Waitarere Forest	..	10	66.2	52.0	59.1	+3.5	70.2	4	33.0	22
Hokio Beach School	..	20	66.0	51.5	58.8	..	70.2	1	36.1	22
Levin	..	150	66.2	51.4	58.8	+2.7	72.4	1	40.2	22
Porirua	..	58	64.1	50.6	57.4	..	70.9	17	39.2	22
Pauatahanui	..	100	65.8	51.3	58.6	..	71.3	17	42.3	10
Taita, Lower Hutt	..	213	65.4	50.8	58.1	+2.4	70.8	17	40.5	22
Avalon, Lower Hutt	..	50	64.9	50.5	57.7	..	70.6	17	42.0	22
Kelburn, Wellington	..	415	63.9	51.9	57.9	+1.7	70.2	11	44.0	21
Makara	..	915	59.8	50.5	55.1	+1.7	66.0	11	44.0	21
Gracefield, Lower Hutt	..	110	64.5	52.2	58.4	+2.7	71.1	4	43.1	22
Wellington Airport	..	20	64.5	52.7	58.6	+2.2	71.0	6	42.0	21
Kaitoke	..	625	62.7	45.9	54.3	..	70.0	5	33.0	22
Whiteman's Valley	..	770	61.8	45.6	53.7	..	67.1	5	35.1	22
Wainuiomata	..	270	64.3	49.5	56.9	..	70.0	17	39.5	10
Wallaceville	..	185	65.0	47.9	56.4	+2.3	70.2	6	34.6	22
Patons Rock	..	10	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Westport Aerodrome	..	6	63.0	49.9	56.4	+1.2	71.8	1	44.0	15
Cobb Dam	..	2,701	57.4	43.1	50.2	..	67.8	4	33.0	20
Murchison	..	520	64.7	44.1	54.4	..	71.3	1	31.9	20
Lake Rotoiti	..	2,080	60.0	41.2	50.6	..	67.3	4	28.1	20

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