New Zealand Gazette – 1970 – No. 82

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✨ Climatological Table

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for November 1970—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)	Total Fall In.	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall Amount	Date	Bright Sun-shine
Turangi	1,200	68.0	48.4	58.2	...	77.6	30	31.5	22	1.96	11	...	0.71
New Plymouth	160	65.6	52.9	59.2	+1.8	69.5	8	45.0	24	2.09	5	-2.4	1.32
Omata	200	65.6	54.3	60.0	...	71.0	24	47.0	22	1.66	6	...	1.04
New Plymouth Aerodrome	96	65.8	51.3	58.6	+2.1	71.2	24	43.5	22	2.46	8	-2.0	1.84
Te Wera Forest	590	66.3	48.6	57.4	+2.9	72.4	30	31.0	22	4.86	12	-1.0	1.47
Lower Retaruke	730	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
The Chateau, Tongariro	3,670	57.7	38.1	47.9	+1.3	66.2	30	26.6	22	6.21	16	-3.8	1.78
East Cape	55	65.5	55.4	60.5	...	76.1	15	48.2	26	2.33	9	-0.9	0.71
Ruatoria	200	68.9	51.6	60.2	+1.4	79.9	15	43.9	9	3.57	7	-0.2	1.49
Mangatu Forest	570	68.8	48.6	58.7	...	84.0	30	40.0	25	2.72	8	...	1.07
Waerenga-O-Kuri	1,030	64.2	48.5	56.4	-0.1	73.9	15	38.8	26	2.03	11	-0.7	0.55
Manutuke	100	69.0	51.0	60.0	+0.8	80.1	15	43.7	25	1.34	7	-0.8	0.38
Gisborne Aerodrome	17	69.0	51.1	60.0	+0.3	79.2	30	41.0	25	2.04	9	-0.2	0.73
Whakapunake	3,100	55.9	42.4	49.2	...	66.2	17	35.6	22	6.12	...	...	2.25
Tokomaru Bay	85	67.5	51.6	59.6	...	78.2	19	45.2	8	3.17	5	...	1.57
Onepoto, L. Waikaremoana	2,110	62.7	46.2	54.4	+0.2	76.8	30	37.3	21	4.77	12	+2.7	1.80
Makahu Spur	4,850	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Makahu Saddle	3,195	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Esk Forest	1,400	65.2	46.3	55.8	+1.5	77.0	17	35.0	23	3.19	9	-0.5	1.06
Tangoio	980	64.5	50.9	57.7	-0.2	74.5	15	42.0	22	2.74	9	-0.6	0.90
Kaweka Forest	1,358	65.9	47.8	56.8	...	75.0	19	40.1	21	2.37	7	...	0.84
Napier	5	69.8	52.1	61.0	+0.6	81.0	18	41.5	22	1.30	7	-0.6	0.70
Hastings	40	69.9	50.5	60.1	+0.3	70.3	19	40.0	23	0.82	7	...	0.39
Havelock North	30	68.9	47.2	58.0	+0.4	77.9	19	34.6	23	1.14	7	-0.9	0.61
Gwavas Forest	1,100	66.6	43.8	55.2	-0.6	77.1	30	31.0	22	3.17	10	-0.1	1.43
Makaretu	1,100	65.8	47.0	56.4	...	77.6	17	34.5	22	2.39	7	...	1.18
Mohaka Forest	938	67.2	47.9	57.6	...	77.2	18	38.5	25	3.11	6	-0.2	1.34
Frasertown, Wairoa	25	71.3	51.7	61.5	+1.0	82.5	17	43.0	25	3.88	10	...	2.25
Wairoa	65	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Portland Island	255	63.3	54.7	59.0	...	74.5	19	48.2	21	1.70	9	...	1.05
Ballantrae No. 1, Woodville	1,140	61.8	48.0	54.9	...	69.5	16	36.5	22	3.15	9	...	1.37
Mangamutu, Pahiatua	380	66.0	48.5	57.2	+0.6	73.8	16	30.2	22	2.36	11	-1.5	0.68
Mount Bruce	1,000	63.0	46.5	54.8	...	72.0	16	31.7	22	4.57	12	...	1.13
Waingawa, Masterton	375	68.0	46.9	57.5	+0.8	78.8	30	32.5	22	0.77	6	-1.8	0.33
Kopua	1,020	65.6	47.2	56.4	...	76.1	17	32.4	22	2.99	9	...	1.00
Waipukurau	450	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Dannevirkc	680	66.3	48.6	57.4	+0.6	74.2	17	32.4	22	2.52	9	-1.0	0.80
Ngaumu Forest	800	65.7	43.7	54.7	+0.3	78.0	29	28.1	22	0.84	6	-2.2	0.50
Tauherenikau	140	68.4	48.0	58.2	...	78.8	16	33.2	22	0.99	7	...	0.28
Gladstone	380	67.2	46.2	56.7	...	79.2	30	31.2	22	0.76	5	...	0.44
Waiorongomai	70	65.2	50.2	57.7	...	76.3	30	34.3	22	0.70	8	-3.9	0.25
Martinborough	100	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Stratford Mountain House	2,775	57.8	42.2	50.0	+1.7	68.0	30	34.5	24	8.41	12	-8.8	3.12
Stratford	1,020	63.6	47.7	55.6	+0.9	70.8	30	39.5	22	2.65	10	-3.6	1.15
Manaia	320	65.0	49.4	57.2	+1.1	73.2	18	34.6	22	0.96	8	-2.8	0.31
Patea	140	64.6	52.7	58.6	...	72.0	18	37.0	22	0.74	7	...	0.44
Ohakune	1,964	63.6	42.8	53.2	+1.3	71.3	16	29.4	22	2.68	11	-2.1	0.63
Karioi Forest	2,125	65.3	43.9	54.6	+2.5	73.9	17	32.0	22	2.17	10	-1.9	0.47
Waiouru	2,700	61.2	42.1	51.6	+2.1	69.6	16	25.2	22	1.45	8	-2.4	0.47
Waiouru (Military Camp)	2,693	60.8	41.2	51.0	...	68.2	16	27.0	22	1.54	9	...	0.53
Ranana Station, Jerusalem	660	68.5	48.4	58.4	...	78.0	16	34.0	22	1.76	8	...	0.98
Hiwi, Taihape	2,157	64.6	45.3	55.0	+1.1	74.0	16	33.4	22	1.27	9	...	0.30
Wanganui	72	66.3	52.8	59.6	+1.1	74.1	14	40.9	22	1.07	5	-1.6	0.54
Kapiti Island	52	64.6	53.0	58.8	+1.4	72.0	16	42.8	6	0.24	3	-2.7	0.15
Paraparaumu Aerodrome	22	65.3	51.1	58.2	+1.1	71.1	16	38.7	22	0.32	5	-2.4	0.17
Flock House, Bulls	30	66.0	...	...	...	72.0	14	...	...	1.32	5	-1.2	0.64
Ohakea	157	66.0	50.4	58.2	+0.4	72.9	16	36.5	22	1.71	8	-1.1	0.57
Wharite Peak	3,000	54.3	42.3	48.3	...	63.7	16	30.1	21	4.29	12	...	1.11
Kaironga DSIR	50	66.8	48.1	57.4	...	74.0	16	40.0	7	2.08	7	...	0.97
Palmerston Nth. Aerodrome	140	66.6	50.4	58.5	+1.8	76.3	16	32.4	22	2.10	7	-1.0	1.00
Palmerston Nth. DSIR	110	66.9	50.5	58.7	+1.2	75.0	16	37.8	22	2.00	8	-1.3	0.77
Foxton	10	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Waitarere Forest	10	66.9	49.4	58.2	+2.1	74.5	16	31.2	21	0.71	4	-1.8	0.22
Hokio Beach School	20	65.7	49.7	57.7	+1.3	72.0	16	34.3	21	0.54	5	...	0.26
Levin	150	66.0	50.6	58.3	+1.7	73.3	16	36.1	21	0.96	9	-2.2	0.41
Paraparaumu	20	67.0	51.6	59.3	...	75.1	16	39.1	22	0.39	3	...	0.21
Porirua	58	64.3	51.2	57.8	...	72.0	30	36.0	22	0.91	4	...	0.47
Pauatahanui	100	64.6	51.5	58.0	...	73.0	29	40.3	22	0.38	6	...	0.18
Taita, Lower Hutt	213	64.9	51.1	58.0	+2.2	72.2	16	36.8	22	0.90	8	-2.7	0.39
Avalon, Lower Hutt	50	65.6	51.1	58.4	...	73.5	16	37.7	22	0.87	7	...	0.37
Kelburn, Wellington	415	63.5	51.6	57.6	+1.4	72.5	16	41.5	22	1.10	7	-2.0	0.41
Makara	915	58.8	49.5	54.2	+0.9	64.0	16	41.5	21	1.30	7	-1.7	0.52
Gracefield, Lower Hutt	110	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Wellington Airport	20	65.1	52.2	58.6	+1.0	77.4	29	40.8	22	0.61	6	-2.0	0.29
Kaitoke	625	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Whitemans Valley	770	62.0	45.7	53.8	...	71.1	30	31.0	22	1.12	8	...	0.59
Wainuioimata	270	64.7	49.9	57.3	...	73.0	30	34.2	22	2.08	7	-1.1	1.28
Wallaceville	185	65.5	49.3	57.4	+2.0	74.5	30	32.1	22	0.46	7	-3.1	0.15
Patons Rock, Takaka	10	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Westport Aerodrome	6	64.2	50.4	57.3	+2.3	70.8	30	45.9	22	3.59	12	-3.4	0.94

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