New Zealand Gazette – 1970 – No. 4

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✨ Climatological Table

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE--Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for December 1969--continued

Station	Height Above M.S.L.	Ft.	Means of A Max.	°F.	B Min.	°F.	Mean of A and B	°F.	Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum	Maximum	Date	Minimum	Date	Air Temperatures in Degrees (Fahrenheit)	Total Fall In.
Appleby, Nelson	...	57	70.7	55.6	63.2	+2.3	79.0	22	45.7	6	6.61	11	+3.8	1.90	18	...
Nelson Aerodrome	...	6	70.7	55.9	63.3	+3.4	81.2	22	46.1	6	4.23	12	+1.1	1.73	17	228
Rai Valley	...	260	71.3	53.3	62.3	+3.3	81.8	22	39.2	30	10.07	15	+3.1	3.05	19	...
Moutere Hills	...	450	70.2	55.8	63.0	+1.3	79.0	22	47.3	28	6.63	13	+3.4	1.92	18	...
Woodbourne Aerodrome	...	90	74.3	54.6	64.4	+2.7	90.5	21	44.6	30	4.12	7	+1.9	1.40	16	...
Blenheim	...	17	75.1	56.4	65.8	+4.0	90.3	21	47.0	30	2.24	8	+0.3	0.97	17	225
Wither Hills	...	100	74.4	52.9	63.6	+1.3	92.3	21	48.5	28	2.21	8	+0.6	1.04	17	...
Waihopai	...	860	74.0	55.2	64.6	+4.3	95.0	20	44.8	5	3.78	14	+1.0	1.19	17	...
Jordan, Awatere	...	1,000	74.1	53.7	63.9	+3.9	91.2	21	44.5	5	4.29	12	+1.9	1.15	17	...
Vernon Lagoons	...	...	74.2	54.8	64.5	...	88.0	21	45.9	7	1.83	6	...	1.01	17	222
Lake Grassmere	...	5	71.5	57.9	64.7	+4.1	88.7	21	52.3	28	1.25	8	−0.4	0.85	17	204
Cape Campbell	...	10	66.6	56.6	61.6	...	73.0	22	51.1	6	1.44	7	...	1.19	17	...
Hanmer Forest	...	1,270	72.6	50.1	61.4	+4.1	85.0	23	37.0	6	2.95	12	−0.8	0.65	17	195
Molesworth	...	2,930	68.7	46.8	57.8	+3.6	81.5	30	39.2	7	3.05	13	+1.2	0.78	17	...
Kaikoura	...	326	68.2	55.4	61.8	+3.0	84.0	24	48.9	6	1.04	11	−2.1	0.65	17	194
Balmoral	...	650	73.6	45.0	59.3	+0.9	87.5	23	32.0	10	2.37	11	+0.1	0.66	17	...
Hermitage, Mt. Cook	...	2,500	65.8	46.8	56.3	+1.7	80.5	30	38.8	26	25.52	15	+10.8	9.50	24	160
Godley Peaks	...	1,500	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	4.46	9	...	1.48	24	...
Mount John	...	3,367	66.1	45.4	55.8	...	76.7	21	38.2	13	3.19	10	...	1.14	24	233
Craigieburn, Ski Basin	...	5,100	55.0	40.8	47.9	...	64.8	30	31.8	6	10.88	15	...	2.75	24	...
Craigieburn Forest	...	3,000	66.1	45.3	55.7	+3.3	78.1	23	36.1	27	9.14	13	...	2.41	24	...
Craigieburn, Camp Stream	...	4,700	58.1	43.6	51.0	...	67.7	3	34.5	13	13.09	16	...	3.24	25	...
Lake Coleridge	...	1,195	71.0	49.6	60.3	+2.8	80.0	23	40.5	6	4.96	10	...	1.70	24	...
Highbank, Methven	...	1,102	69.6	51.0	60.3	+3.2	80.0	21	43.0	6	6.98	12	+3.3	1.63	4	194
Hororata	...	631	73.2	51.9	62.6	+4.4	85.1	21	42.9	14	4.83	11	...	1.37	17	...
Winchmore	...	526	71.6	52.0	61.8	+4.2	82.3	21	44.9	6	4.74	8	+1.5	1.58	17	...
Ashburton	...	330	75.2	52.5	63.8	+4.1	86.4	21	45.0	27	4.85	10	+2.0	1.78	17	194
Ashley Forest	...	350	71.1	52.8	62.0	+3.5	83.5	21	44.5	6	2.93	10	−0.3	1.45	17	208
Rangiora	...	150	74.9	52.9	63.9	...	87.0	21	45.9	6	2.52	8	...	1.40	17	...
Darfield	...	640	74.4	51.8	63.1	+4.2	84.1	11	42.9	27	4.37	9	+1.5	1.52	17	...
Eyrewell	...	520	72.8	52.2	62.5	+4.0	84.0	30	42.0	14	3.76	10	+0.8	1.45	17	...
Christchurch Airport	...	97	72.2	54.3	63.2	+4.2	86.0	21	49.0	27	1.85	9	−0.3	0.92	17	190
Christchurch	...	22	72.8	54.3	63.6	+3.9	84.9	11	49.8	7	1.58	6	−0.8	0.92	17	...
Bromley	...	31	71.4	55.5	63.4	+4.8	84.8	21	51.0	30	1.63	11	...	0.90	17	...
Mt. Pleasant, Christchurch	...	450	70.0	55.0	62.5	...	82.3	11	49.0	12	1.55	10	...	0.86	17	...
Lincoln	...	36	72.6	53.4	63.0	+4.4	86.1	21	47.0	10	2.70	8	+0.1	0.97	17	213
Onawe, Akaroa	...	150	71.3	54.3	62.8	+2.6	81.2	24	45.2	7	1.86	8	−0.8	0.67	17	210
Lake Tekapo	...	2,240	68.1	47.6	57.8	+0.6	...	...	40.7	6	3.19	9	+0.9	1.13	24	251
Glentanner	...	2,800	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Lake Pukaki	...	1,660	70.4	48.8	59.6	...	81.0	20	43.0	19	3.91	11	+1.6	1.03	24	...
Lake Pukaki No. 2	...	1,850	70.2	48.6	59.4	...	79.7	21	35.0	7	3.81	10	...	0.98	24	...
Fairlie	...	1,004	71.1	48.8	60.0	+3.1	81.0	21	41.1	10,27	4.94	9	+1.9	1.50	24	...
Ikawai	...	230	68.2	50.7	59.4	...	82.0	24	42.0	9	3.31	8	...	0.81	24	...
Temuka	...	80	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Timaru Aerodrome, Levels	...	...	70.0	52.5	61.2	+3.5	86.8	24	45.4	11	3.30	8	+0.5	1.04	17	...
Adair	...	280	69.6	52.8	61.2	+4.1	87.0	24	47.6	12	4.69	11	+1.9	1.35	17	...
Timaru	...	56	70.8	53.2	62.0	+2.8	83.8	24	43.2	11	4.47	10	+1.6	1.42	17	159
Waimate	...	200	70.5	52.5	61.5	+2.9	83.5	24	45.8	10	4.25	12	+1.2	1.09	17	158
Otematata	...	920	74.6	50.4	62.5	+2.4	84.2	20	44.0	29	3.13	12	+1.4	1.44	24	...
Oamaru Aerodrome	...	99	67.3	51.8	59.6	...	84.0	24	45.0	9	4.66	11	...	1.75	18	...
Tara Hills, Omarama	...	1,600	72.3	47.9	60.1	+2.7	81.9	3	37.9	9	3.63	13	+1.4	1.54	24	...
Lake Hawea	...	1,147	70.0	51.5	60.8	+1.0	77.9	2	44.3	12	6.97	15	+4.5	2.74	24	...
Naseby Forest	...	2,000	68.5	44.2	56.3	+2.1	80.2	3	35.0	9	3.44	11	+0.8	1.25	24	...
Herbert Forest	...	200	68.9	49.5	59.2	...	80.0	7,24	40.6	9	4.27	12	...	1.10	17	...
Palmerston	...	70	68.1	49.1	58.6	...	77.8	24	38.6	27	4.70	11	...	1.30	18	179
Cherry Farm, Waikouaiti	...	21	67.6	50.4	59.0	+3.8	77.0	8	35.5	12	4.49	14	+1.9	1.17	18	...
Taiaroa Head	...	250	62.3	51.5	56.9	+1.7	71.9	30	42.8	9	4.64	11	+1.7	2.06	18	...
Taieri	...	80	69.5	49.7	59.6	+3.3	79.8	23	34.6	12	4.66	13	+1.8	1.22	25	...
Berwick Forest	...	60	69.3	48.3	58.8	+2.5	82.4	23	35.3	12	5.52	13	+2.3	1.29	24	...
Dunedin Airport	...	4	69.2	48.7	59.0	+2.7	82.1	23	37.5	12	5.12	13	+2.5	1.31	25	165
Musselburgh, Dunedin	...	5	65.5	52.8	59.2	+2.2	74.5	30	43.2	12	4.99	13	+2.1	1.16	25	188
Oamaru	...	99	68.3	52.1	60.2	+2.3	81.4	24	43.9	9	3.78	10	+1.3	1.33	18	169
West Arm, Lake Manapouri	...	590	65.3	44.2	54.8	...	77.0	2	34.0	29	13.36	21	+0.8	2.30	24	...
Borland Saddle	...	3,250	57.6	40.9	49.2	...	68.0	2	28.5	23	12.80	...	...	...	...
Queenstown	...	1,080	70.0	49.2	59.6	+1.3	81.0	2	40.1	9	5.70	16	+3.3	2.46	24	201
Queenstown Aerodrome	...	1,154	68.4	47.9	58.2	...	79.2	2	37.2	9	5.04	15	...	2.18	24	...
Mid Dome	...	1,268	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Cromwell	...	698	73.4	50.6	62.0	+0.7	84.6	2	41.6	9	5.00	13	+2.6	2.52	24	...
Ophir	...	1,000	71.1	47.8	59.4	+1.2	80.8	30	39.7	9	4.58	10	+2.9	1.79	24	...
Moa Creek	...	1,400	70.2	44.1	57.2	+1.3	...	...	34.9	27	4.22	11	+2.5	1.51	24	...
Earnscleugh	...	500	73.8	47.5	60.6	+1.6	84.0	30	36.3	9	5.41	16	+4.1	1.93	24	...
Alexandra	...	461	73.1	51.2	62.2	+1.5	83.7	30	42.0	9	2.77	2	+1.5	1.70	24	211
Roxburgh Hydro	...	350	71.5	49.0	60.2	+1.0	84.0	3	36.0	12	4.19	15	+2.2	1.17	24	...
Moa Flat, West Otago	...	1,345	66.3	46.1	56.2	+2.6	76.2	3	33.8	12	6.63	18	+3.5	1.75	24	...
Lake Mahinerangi	...	1,300	65.4	47.0	56.2	...	75.2	3	40.2	6	4.44	15	+0.5	1.03	24	...
Tapanui	...	740	68.5	49.9	59.2	+3.0	83.0	3	36.2	12	5.35	17	+2.3	1.97	25	...
Rankleburn Forest	...	835	67.5	46.8	57.2	+1.8	81.4	3	38.4	12	6.43	16	+3.4	1.70	25	...
Taieri Mouth	...	50	65.0	49.9	57.4	...	77.3	30	39.8	6	4.05	11	...	1.25	25	...
Otautau	...	180	67.0	46.8	56.9	+1.2	81.0	3	36.5	12	6.67	17	+3.1	1.16	24	168
Winton	...	145	67.5	49.3	58.4	...	82.0	3	39.1	12	3.77	16	...	1.13	24	193

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