New Zealand Gazette – 1971 – No. 14

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✨ Climatological Table

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No. 14

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

Station	Height Above M.S.L.	Means of	Mean of A and B	Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum	Rainfall in Inches	Bright Sun-shine
	Ft.	°F.	°F.	°F.	Maxi-mum	Date	Mini-mum
Wallaceville	185	71.8	54.8	63.3	+2.6	84.0	27
Patons Rock, Takaka	10	...	...	...	...	...	...
Westport Aerodrome	6	72.5	58.8	65.6	+5.8	78.2	30
Cobb Dam	2,701	65.1	50.0	57.6	+2.7	77.0	28
Murchison	520	...	...	...	...	...	...
Lake Rotoiti	2,080	70.3	50.0	60.2	+3.0	80.4	28
Hokitika Aerodrome	127	70.7	57.4	64.0	+5.0	76.5	3
Reefton	650	76.3	56.5	66.4	+5.4	86.0	25
Totara Flat	254	76.0	55.3	65.6	+5.6	84.0	22
Greymouth	14	71.3	58.5	64.9	+4.5	77.0	6
Harihari	148	72.7	56.2	64.4	+5.2	80.8	25
Franz Josef	400	71.2	56.3	63.8	+5.6	80.2	25
Haast	12	70.0	57.6	63.8	+6.1	76.3	5
Milford Sound	10	70.3	56.5	63.4	+5.8	74.5	25
Riwaka, Motueka	25	73.5	56.2	64.8	+2.7	85.7	29
Golden Downs Forest	900	74.1	53.7	63.9	+3.9	89.5	26
Brightlands Bay, Marl. Sds.	50	70.3	58.9	64.6	...	82.0	27
Appleby	57	72.4	57.4	64.9	+1.8	84.3	29
Nelson Aerodrome	7	71.8	58.1	65.0	+3.0	83.5	29
Rai Valley	260	73.6	52.8	63.2	+2.5	85.0	27
Moutere Hills	450	73.1	58.0	65.6	+2.5	87.0	27
Blenheim Aerodrome	90	73.2	55.4	64.3	+0.3	89.1	26
Blenheim	14	73.1	56.1	64.6	+0.8	86.2	26
Wither Hills, Blenheim	105	73.5	56.6	65.0	+1.0	87.8	26
Waihopai	860	...	53.5	...	...	...	...
Black Birch Range	4,580	...	...	...	...	...	...
The Jordan, Awatere Valley	1,000	74.4	53.4	63.9	+1.9	96.0	26
Vernon Lagoons	5	72.3	55.5	63.9	...	86.0	26
Lake Grassmere	5	...	57.2	...	...	85.5	29
Cape Campbell	10	66.6	57.0	61.8	...	77.4	27
Hanmer Forest	1,270	69.9	48.9	59.4	0.0	86.0	28
Molesworth	2,930	69.4	...	...	...	...	...
Kaikoura	326	66.7	55.2	61.0	+0.4	79.0	29
Balmoral Forest	650	72.0	51.6	61.8	+1.3	91.5	29
The Hermitage, Mt. Cook	2,500	69.4	51.4	60.4	+3.9	86.0	27
Godley Peaks	2,500	71.1	49.1	60.1	...	85.0	10
Glentanner	2,800	...	...	...	...	...	...
Mount John	3,367	68.2	48.6	58.3	+1.8	81.9	10
Ski Basin, Craigieburn	5,100	56.5	42.8	49.6	...	68.4	25
Craigieburn Forest	3,000	66.6	46.9	56.8	+2.4	81.1	28
Camp Stream, Craigieburn	4,700	59.4	44.4	51.9	...	70.9	28
Lake Coleridge	1,195	70.9	51.4	61.2	+1.6	86.2	28
Highbank	1,102	68.9	52.3	60.6	+1.2	86.5	10
Hororata	631	71.6	50.9	61.2	+0.6	94.1	10
Winchmore	526	71.5	52.5	62.0	+2.3	90.9	10
Ashburton	330	74.1	53.1	63.6	+1.8	93.7	10
Ashley Forest	350	67.4	53.5	60.4	-0.2	88.6	29
Rangiora	150	69.9	53.7	61.8	+0.7	90.3	29
Darfield	640	73.3	52.0	62.6	+1.4	95.1	29
Eyrewell Forest	520	71.7	53.0	62.4	+1.7	94.0	29
Christchurch Airport	97	69.1	55.2	62.2	+1.0	89.1	29
Christchurch	22	...	...	...	...	...	...
Bromley, Christchurch	31	69.1	57.0	63.0	+0.2	86.0	29
Mt. Pleasant, Christchurch	450	67.4	55.9	61.6	...	85.0	29
Lincoln	36	71.6	54.2	62.9	+2.1	90.0	29
Onawe, Akaroa	150	70.3	54.2	62.2	-0.3	90.0	29
Lake Tekapo	2,240	72.3	50.4	61.3	+1.7	84.6	28
Lake Pukaki No. 1	1,660	72.4	51.3	61.8	+2.8	88.0	28
Lake Pukaki No. 2	1,825	71.4	51.6	61.5	...	84.7	25
Fairlie	1,004	69.9	50.0	60.0	+0.9	91.0	29
Ikawai	230	70.8	50.7	60.8	...	90.0	29
Temuka	80	70.2	52.6	61.4	+2.4	88.6	29
Timaru Aerodrome	75	68.7	52.3	60.5	+1.7	85.3	29
Adair	280	68.9	53.3	62.1	+2.7	85.0	29
Timaru	56	69.2	53.9	61.6	+0.7	81.8	29
Waimate	200	71.2	53.3	62.2	+1.7	89.0	26
Otematata	920	74.5	53.0	63.8	+1.4	91.0	28
Oamaru Aerodrome	99	68.4	52.3	60.4	...	88.5	26
Tara Hills, Omarama	1,600	74.3	51.1	62.7	+2.5	88.2	9
Albert Town	900	78.8	55.0	66.9	...	90.7	27
Lake Hawea	1,147	75.6	56.5	66.0	+3.5	86.9	27
Naseby Forest	2,000	70.7	45.2	58.0	+1.9	86.2	28
Herbert Forest	200	69.0	48.9	59.0	...	86.5	18
Palmerston	70	70.5	49.2	59.8	...	92.8	29
Cherry Farm, Waikouaiti	21	68.6	...	...	...	90.0	18
Taiaroa Head	250	64.0	53.2	58.6	+1.7	79.2	18
Taieri	80	71.2	50.6	60.9	+2.7	89.9	29
Berwick Forest	60	69.8	48.8	59.3	+1.0	85.6	28

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