New Zealand Gazette – 1971 – No. 38

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✨ Meteorological Data

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

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	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall	Bright Sunshine
Cape Reinga ...	628	68.5	57.7	63.1	+1.3	72.0	24	5.45	20	+0.7	1.20	11
Te Paki Stn., Te Hapua ...	190	70.7	53.3	62.0	+0.3	74.0	19	4.92	14	-0.7	0.96	17
Kaitaia Aerodrome ...	261	70.2	55.4	62.8	+0.5	73.0	5	48.0	24	3.58	18	-1.3
Aupouri Forest ...	225	70.4	57.4	63.9	+1.2	77.0	6	53.5	23	3.11	14	...
Kaitaia ...	25	71.9	53.2	62.6	...	76.0	8	47.9	1	3.71	21	...
Umawera ...	380	69.8	51.3	60.6	-0.2	75.6	5	44.0	4	6.15	19	+0.6
Kerikeri ...	240	70.7	53.5	62.1	+1.1	75.3	21	43.2	1	9.75	23	+4.1
Punakitere ...	590	68.4	53.2	60.8	...	73.8	13	49.5	27	3.31	21	...
Waipoua Forest ...	290	71.4	48.6	60.0	+0.3	75.4	17	42.0	29	2.06	...	-3.3
Dargaville ...	64	69.8	52.1	61.0	+1.7	74.1	17	42.1	27	3.17	16	-0.9
Waitangi Forest ...	180	70.5	55.1	62.8	+2.4	76.0	9	44.8	19	6.11	...	+1.3
Puketurua, Northland ...	330	70.4	51.5	61.0	+0.7	75.1	5	41.5	25	5.80	18	...
Glenbervie Forest ...	350	68.1	50.0	59.0	+0.5	73.4	21	49.0	5	9.16	21	...
Whangarei ...	95	69.8	54.5	62.2	...	75.0	...	8.67	20	+4.0	1.97	12
Whangarei Aerodrome ...	119	69.4	55.8	62.6	+1.8	74.3	14	50.7	27	...	6.53	18
Marsden Point Power Station	10	71.1	56.2	63.6	...	75.4	8	...	20.32	17	...	3.65
Leigh ...	100	68.9	59.0	64.0	+2.1	73.0	21	54.2	4	10.14	18	...
Takatu, Matakana ...	230	68.5	57.7	63.1	+1.7	73.2	21	50.0	4	9.59	19	+5.0
Woodhill Forest ...	100	68.3	52.4	60.4	+0.1	72.8	20	42.4	28	7.32	18	+3.1
Riverhead Forest ...	91	69.0	51.5	60.2	+1.8	73.9	7	42.3	4	8.13	17	+3.4
Whenuapai ...	102	68.9	52.5	60.8	+1.3	73.6	6	44.4	27	6.92	19	+2.4
Albert Park, Auckland ...	160	69.7	57.0	63.4	+1.6	74.0	20	52.6	4	5.16	18	+0.9
Owairaka, Auckland ...	133	68.5	54.7	61.6	+1.3	72.1	21	46.2	4	4.03	16	-0.2
Oratia, Auckland ...	135	69.1	50.3	59.7	+0.7	73.0	7	40.9	4	4.70	18	-0.3
Port Fitzroy, Gt. Barrier Id. ...	13	70.1	56.2	63.2	+1.1	74.5	20	48.1	4	14.48	...	+8.8
Whangapoua Forest ...	12	69.4	52.7	61.0	+2.0	74.3	6	42.5	4	19.80	21	+14.0
Thames ...	10	69.7	54.6	62.2	+1.2	73.4	8	45.0	4	6.06	18	+1.8
Tairua Forest ...	11	68.4	53.1	60.8	+1.5	75.0	21	45.0	4	13.66	14	+7.7
Ngatea ...	5	69.8	49.5	59.6	+2.6	74.5	7	36.9	4	5.07	12	+1.5
Paeroa ...	12	70.0	52.3	61.2	+1.9	74.2	20	39.2	28	6.37	11	+1.9
Waihi ...	300	66.6	50.0	58.3	+0.5	72.6	1	40.9	26	14.83	10	+6.5
Te Aroha ...	40	70.5	51.5	61.0	+1.5	75.5	7	40.0	28	8.52	12	+3.2
Tauranga ...	5	68.5	54.6	61.6	...	73.0	4	48.7	28	8.30	12	...
Tauranga Aerodrome ...	12	68.7	52.7	60.7	+1.7	73.6	4	43.9	4	7.05	11	+2.1
Rotoehu Forest ...	235	67.8	48.4	58.2	+1.9	72.2	4	40.8	4	4.74	10	-1.1
Edgecumbe ...	15	69.0	50.3	59.6	...	73.1	9	40.5	29	3.01	10	...
Whakatane ...	6	70.0	52.3	61.2	+2.4	74.3	7	45.5	28	4.69	13	+0.4
Kinleith ...	1,257	64.9	48.4	56.6	+2.4	70.7	7	40.5	28	2.06	10	...
Kawerau ...	100	71.2	50.7	61.0	+2.7	77.0	7	43.2	11	4.70	10	-1.6
Te Teko ...	27	71.5	50.1	60.8	+2.5	79.5	7	41.0	25	3.50	10	-1.6
Whakarewarewa ...	1,006	66.9	48.8	57.8	+2.4	72.0	7	40.8	26	5.48	8	+0.6
Rotorua Aerodrome ...	940	66.6	48.6	57.6	+2.0	71.1	4	41.0	26	6.90	8	+1.9
Tarawera Forest ...	200	70.0	44.8	57.4	+1.8	76.6	7	35.0	26	5.36	9	+1.8
Waiotapu Forest ...	1,250	67.0	40.6	53.8	+0.8	72.8	7	32.5	12	4.19	10	0.0
Atiamuri ...	831	67.9	46.3	57.1	+1.8	74.2	4	37.0	4	1.57	8	...
Kaingaroa Forest ...	1,785	64.5	44.9	54.7	+2.2	69.8	7	32.5	30	5.38	10	+0.9
Broadlands ...	960	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Wairapukao Forest ...	1,435	65.5	41.6	53.6	+1.3	70.0	21	30.0	26	3.61	8	-0.5
Taupo ...	1,232	66.8	46.5	56.6	+2.3	72.9	4	36.7	29	0.95	8	-2.7
Wairakei ...	1,122	66.7	45.7	56.2	+1.4	73.0	7	38.3	29	1.39	8	-2.5
Wairakei (Soil Con.) ...	1,320	66.4	43.1	54.8	+1.7	72.9	4	33.2	29	1.34	8	-2.5
Minginui Forest ...	1,200	66.0	43.7	54.8	+2.0	73.5	7	30.3	29	3.63	9	-0.9
Waimihia Forest ...	2,438	59.8	44.6	52.2	+2.7	67.0	7	31.8	26	1.56	9	-3.3
Opotiki ...	20	68.7	53.0	60.8	+2.3	73.2	13	46.0	26	6.50	9	+1.8
Waimana ...	120	70.2	49.5	59.8	+2.8	76.5	7	38.0	26	5.55	9	-0.1
Mangere, Auckland ...	14	69.1	53.9	61.5	+1.0	72.8	7	46.8	27	3.69	16	-0.5
Otara, Auckland ...	40	69.6	52.2	60.9	+1.5	74.0	7	39.9	4	5.87	14	+2.0
Auckland Airport ...	25	68.7	55.2	61.9	+1.5	73.4	13	49.1	26	3.67	14	-0.3
Ardmore ...	100	70.5	51.3	60.9	...	75.8	13	40.0	4	7.32	15	...
Pukekohe ...	270	67.8	53.0	60.4	...	72.5	5	46.0	28	5.45	14	...
Maioro Forest ...	172	...	52.4	...	...	...	...	...	44.5	28	3.72	15
Maramarua Forest ...	124	68.8	49.1	59.0	+2.0	74.9	20	38.4	4	4.82	14	+0.5
Te Kauwhata ...	105	68.1	52.9	60.1	+0.7	73.9	20	43.7	4	4.85	12	+0.9
Ruakura, Hamilton ...	131	69.4	48.8	59.1	+2.3	73.8	20	36.9	4	3.00	9	-1.0
Whatawahata ...	340	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Rukuhia ...	215	68.3	50.5	59.4	+1.4	72.7	20	41.9	28	3.23	7	-0.9
Hamilton Aerodrome ...	163	70.0	46.8	58.4	...	73.9	19	38.1	27	3.18	9	...
Mohakatino Station, Mokau	150	68.1	55.1	61.6	...	73.8	1	48.8	4	5.22	11	...
Lake Taharoa ...	50	68.4	...	...	...	72.0	20	...	...	5.30	9	...
Arapuni ...	402	69.4	49.1	59.3	+2.1	74.3	7	42.1	28	2.38	9	-2.0
Waikeria ...	150	69.6	47.4	58.5	+1.4	74.0	13	35.5	3	2.20	10	-1.7
Puketurua, Putaruru ...	470	67.4	48.0	57.7	+2.3	71.0	7	35.4	29	1.92	9	-2.4
Te Kuiti ...	201	69.5	48.2	58.8	+2.4	72.9	7	40.0	12	3.13	12	-1.5
Pureora Forest ...	1,800	63.4	46.2	54.8	+3.2	70.6	7	35.5	28	2.43	11	-3.3
Otutira ...	1,900	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Taumarunui ...	562	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Turangi ...	1,200	64.6	45.2	54.9	...	70.5	7	31.8	30	2.15	7	...

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