New Zealand Gazette – 1971 – No. 105

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✨ Climatological Table

22 DECEMBER

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for November 1971—continued

Station	Height Above M.S.L.	Metres	Means of A Max.	Means of B Min.	Mean of A and B	Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum	Air Temperatures in Degrees (Celsius)	Total Fall	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall Amount Date	Rainfall in Millimetres	Maximum Fall	Bright Sunshine
Whitemans Valley	...	235	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Patons Rock, Takaka	...	3	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	135	12	...	23	16	211
Westport Aerodrome	...	2	...	9.2	...	...	...	...	...	...	97	15	+81	35	24
Cobb Dam	...	824	13.4	5.4	9.4	-0.4	18.4	8	5.5	1	180	20	+23	36	15
Murchison	...	159	20.0	7.7	13.9	...	25.6	8	1.6	1	98	12	...	19	24
Lake Rotoiti	...	634	16.6	5.2	10.9	+0.1	21.4	11	-0.8	1	116	22	-6	16	24
Hokitika Aerodrome	...	39	17.9	7.9	12.9	+0.5	20.6	18	3.7	15	145	13	-94	36	24
Reefton	...	198	20.1	7.8	14.0	+1.1	24.4	8	4.0	2	95	15	-73	30	24
Totara Flat	...	77	20.1	7.8	14.0	+1.5	24.0	9	3.0	1	111	15	-57	30	24
Greymouth Aerodrome	...	4	18.2	10.1	14.2	+1.0	22.6	20	5.8	15	145	13	-68	37	23
Harihari	...	45	18.6	6.4	12.5	+0.7	21.8	2	0.6	26	208	16	...	37	24
Franz Josef	...	122	17.6	7.5	12.6	+0.7	20.9	9	2.9	26	355	12	-97	79	13
Haast	...	4	16.8	8.6	12.7	+0.9	22.0	17	5.4	21	206	11	-188	40	24
Milford Sound	...	3	16.4	7.8	12.1	+0.7	21.0	18	4.4	25	585	12	-2	177	29
Riwaka, Motueka	...	8	19.3	8.9	14.1	-0.1	23.9	12	4.5	1	104	15	+10	26	15
Golden Downs Forest	...	274	17.9	7.2	12.6	+0.2	23.2	12	0.3	27	75	15	-19	14	17
Brightlands Bay, Marl. Sounds	...	15	17.7	11.7	14.7	...	20.5	13	8.4	1	97	11	...	24	15
Appleby	...	17	18.7	9.4	14.1	0.0	22.6	13	5.7	27	70	13	+1	15	24
Nelson Aerodrome	...	2	18.6	9.5	14.1	+0.3	22.4	29	5.3	1	103	13	+34	27	24
Rai Valley	...	79	19.2	8.0	13.6	+0.2	22.5	8	2.6	22	110	12	-50	34	24
Moutere Hills	...	137	18.4	10.2	14.3	-0.2	22.2	12	7.4	15	81	13	+5	27	24
Blenheim Aerodrome	...	27	19.2	8.2	13.7	-0.7	25.9	30	3.3	3	70	8	+19	26	14
Blenheim	...	4	19.6	8.7	14.2	-0.2	26.6	30	4.6	3	60	8	+14	18	15
Wither Hills, Blenheim	...	32	19.2	8.3	13.8	-0.7	25.8	30	4.2	1	68	8	-20	19	15
Waihopai	...	26	18.3	7.9	13.1	-0.6	24.5	12	3.6	22	86	13	+17	18	14
Black Birch Range	...	1396	8.7	3.2	6.0	...	15.8	30	-1.8	26	122	...	...	...	...
The Jordan, Awatere Valley	...	305	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Vernon Lagoon	...	2	18.8	7.5	13.2	...	24.7	30	4.0	1	61	8	...	16	26
Lake Grassmere	...	2	17.6	10.3	14.0	0.0	23.1	29	6.2	3	43	9	+2	12	14
Cape Campbell	...	3	16.5	9.2	12.9	...	19.7	28	5.7	15	59	8	+16	17	26
Hanmer Forest	...	387	17.6	5.8	11.7	-0.4	24.0	12	-0.9	16	82	11	-27	28	14
Molesworth	...	893	15.4	2.9	9.2	-0.9	21.2	12	-1.4	22	49	9	-7	11	24
Kaikoura	...	99	15.9	9.4	12.7	-1.0	20.8	28	4.7	15	58	11	-8	19	14
Balmoral Forest	...	198	18.4	6.5	12.5	-0.2	24.4	12	0.5	1	42	8	-16	16	14
The Hermitage, Mount Cook	...	762	15.8	5.2	10.5	-0.2	23.2	8	0.3	26	214	13	-159	50	24
Godley Peaks	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Mount John	...	1027	13.9	4.6	9.3	-1.0	19.8	10	-0.9	16	55	10	+17	20	24
Ski Basin, Craigieburn Rng.	...	1555	7.7	0.7	4.2	-0.7	13.3	11	-5.5	22	...	...	...	...	...
Craigieburn Forest	...	915	14.7	3.9	9.3	-0.2	21.2	11	-0.4	15	116	14	-11	52	24
Camp Stream, Craigieburn Rg	...	1433	9.9	2.5	6.2	-0.5	15.8	11	-3.5	15	172	15	...	70	24
Lake Coleridge	...	364	17.1	5.9	11.5	-0.9	23.9	12	1.7	15	65	7	+4	33	24
Highbank	...	336	16.2	6.5	11.4	-0.9	22.6	12	1.9	23	40	7	-36	21	13
Hororata	...	192	18.5	6.8	12.7	+0.4	25.9	13	1.0	1	30	8	-34	14	13
Winchmore	...	160	18.2	6.7	12.5	+0.1	25.8	13	2.0	23	31	7	-27	13	13
Ashburton	...	101	19.7	7.0	13.4	-0.4	27.7	13	0.4	19	41	7	-17	15	14
Ashley Forest	...	107	17.1	7.7	12.4	-0.6	24.5	13	3.5	1	33	7	-28	9	15
Rangiora	...	46	18.5	8.0	13.3	+0.6	25.0	13	2.0	1	21	7	-25	8	14
Darfield	...	195	19.2	7.2	13.2	+0.2	26.5	13	2.5	23	38	7	-23	14	14
Eyrewell Forest	...	159	18.7	7.6	13.2	+0.4	25.8	11	2.2	1	37	9	-21	15	14
Christchurch Airport	...	30	18.5	9.2	13.9	+0.7	25.6	29	4.6	3	30	7	-16	14	14
Christchurch	...	7	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Bromley, Christchurch	...	10	18.2	9.8	14.0	+0.4	25.0	30	6.4	15	22	7	-26	7	14
Mt. Pleasant, Christchurch	...	137	17.2	9.7	13.5	...	25.9	28	5.3	15	37	8	...	14	14
Lincoln	...	11	18.4	7.9	13.2	+0.4	25.0	30	4.1	3	49	7	-2	28	14
Onawe, Akaroa	...	46	17.9	9.4	13.7	-0.3	24.0	29	6.5	3	45	8	-19	16	14
Lake Tekapo	...	683	16.7	5.4	11.1	+1.0	22.9	12	0.5	22	56	8	+10	27	24
Lake Pukaki No. 1	...	506	17.1	6.5	11.8	-0.1	22.8	12	1.8	26	38	5	-8	17	14
Lake Pukaki No. 2	...	556	17.1	6.6	11.9	...	22.5	12	2.1	15	37	5	...	15	24
Fairlie	...	306	17.6	5.3	11.5	-0.7	23.6	13	0.1	26	52	12	-4	24	13
Ikawai	...	70	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Temuka	...	24	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Timaru Aerodrome	...	23	17.5	7.4	12.5	+0.2	26.2	29	4.1	1	35	8	-16	14	13
Adair	...	85	17.0	8.1	12.6	+0.1	24.4	29	4.0	23	37	8	-11	13	13
Timaru	...	17	18.4	8.4	13.4	-0.1	26.5	29	4.0	23	38	8	-10	14	13
Waimate	...	61	18.1	8.3	13.2	0.0	26.0	29	4.6	23	57	9	+6	33	15
Otematata	...	281	18.9	7.2	13.1	-0.6	26.4	12	1.3	26	30	7	-3	12	13
Oamaru Aerodrome	...	30	16.7	7.6	12.2	-0.1	23.9	29	4.5	1	39	5	...	21	15
Tara Hills, Omarama	...	488	17.9	5.7	11.8	-0.2	23.5	10	-0.1	26	30	9	-13	12	24
Lake Hawea	...	350	17.5	8.2	12.9	-0.5	23.5	8	2.7	16	57	11	-4	19	24
Naseby Forest	...	610	15.7	4.1	9.9	-0.5	22.5	10	-2.5	22	70	13	+17	21	15
Herbert Forest	...	61	17.2	6.2	11.7	...	24.5	29	4.0	1	50	9	-6	22	15
Palmerston	...	21	16.5	7.1	11.8	...	23.6	29	1.0	19	84	9	...	49	15
Cherry Farm, Waikouaiti	...	6	16.3	7.6	12.0	+0.6	23.5	29	4.0	23	69	10	+18	36	15
Taiaroa Head	...	76	13.8	9.0	11.4	-0.3	19.6	29	5.5	16	110	10	+49	56	15
Albert Town	...	293	19.2	5.7	12.5	...	24.5	10	0.8	19	50	10	...	16	24
Taieri	...	24	17.1	7.3	12.2	0.0	22.5	7	2.3	3	148	12	+90	94	15
Berwick Forest	...	18	17.1	7.3	12.2	0.0	23.5	7	2.8	3	117	14	+53	39	15
Dunedin Airport	...	1	16.9	7.1	12.0	+0.1	23.3	7	1.1	29	127	14	+79	62	15

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