New Zealand Gazette – 1971 – No. 38

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✨ Climatological Table

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for April 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 Sunshine
	Ft.	Max.	Min.		Maxi-mum	Date	Mini-mum
Patons Rock, Takaka	10	...	...	...	...	...	...
Westport Aerodrome	6	65.5	51.4	58.4	+3.2	71.8	11
Cobb Dam	2,701	57.3	40.6	49.0	+0.7	65.8	3
Murchison	520	65.9	45.0	55.4	...	73.8	2
Lake Rotoiti	2,080	60.3	40.1	50.2	+1.8	66.0	3
Hokitika Aerodrome	127	65.3	48.2	56.8	+2.7	72.9	19
Reefton	650	65.9	44.3	55.1	+2.3	72.0	2
Totara Flat	254	66.4	43.0	54.7	+3.3	72.9	19
Greymouth	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Harihari	148	67.0	43.7	55.4	+2.9	72.4	19
Franz Josef	400	64.8	46.4	55.6	+2.5	71.6	19
Haast	12	64.2	49.3	56.8	+3.4	69.1	16
Milford Sound	10	62.8	44.4	53.6	+1.9	69.4	30
Riwaka, Motueka	25	65.8	45.5	55.6	+0.2	73.1	9
Golden Downs Forest	900	63.8	40.7	52.2	+0.4	70.0	6
Brightlands Bay, Marlborough Sounds	50	...	...	...	...	...	...
Appleby	57	65.7	47.5	56.6	+0.6	73.8	9
Nelson Aerodrome	7	64.9	46.7	55.8	+1.6	73.2	9
Rai Valley	260	65.6	44.3	55.0	+1.6	74.0	9
Moutere Hills	450	64.8	49.7	57.2	+0.6	72.2	9
Blenheim Aerodrome	90	66.0	46.4	56.2	+1.0	75.9	6
Blenheim	14	66.4	46.9	56.6	+0.8	76.0	6
Wither Hills, Blenheim	105	...	...	...	...	...	...
Waihopai	860	64.6	43.2	53.9	-0.8	75.6	9
Black Birch Range	4,580	...	...	...	...	...	...
The Jordan, Awatere Valley	1,000	...	...	...	...	...	...
Vernon Lagoon	5	...	...	...	...	...	...
Lake Grassmere	5	63.6	49.0	56.3	+0.5	77.5	6
Cape Campbell	10	63.1	52.5	57.8	...	69.8	6
Hanmer Forest	1,270	63.3	38.3	50.8	-0.2	72.3	6
Molesworth	2,930	59.4	40.5	50.0	+2.6	70.3	8
Kaikoura	326	60.8	49.1	55.0	+0.8	69.0	6
Balmoral Forest	650	64.9	40.2	52.6	+0.7	74.0	6
The Hermitage, Mt. Cook	2,500	59.0	39.7	49.4	+1.1	67.5	5
Godley Peaks	2,500	59.3	38.2	48.8	...	69.0	6
Mount John	3,367	55.6	40.8	48.2	+1.2	66.2	8
Ski Basin, Craigieburn	5,100	47.8	36.0	41.9	+1.3	54.0	2
Craigieburn Forest	3,000	59.4	37.9	48.6	+1.7	66.2	2
Camp Stream, Craigieburn	4,700	49.3	38.3	43.8	+0.8	55.6	2
Lake Coleridge	1,195	62.6	41.0	51.8	+0.5	72.0	8
Highbank	1,102	61.5	44.1	52.8	+0.3	73.0	6
Hororata	631	64.0	39.6	51.8	+0.8	78.8	6
Winchmore	526	63.3	42.9	53.1	+1.8	76.0	6
Ashburton	330	64.5	43.1	53.8	+0.4	75.8	6
Ashley Forest	350	62.7	46.4	54.6	+1.0	75.0	6
Rangiora	150	63.7	42.8	53.2	+0.5	76.3	6
Darfield	640	64.6	43.4	54.0	+1.1	79.6	6
Eyrewell Forest	520	63.7	43.0	53.4	+1.5	79.0	6
Christchurch Airport	97	63.0	44.8	53.9	+1.0	76.8	6
Christchurch	22	64.8	46.5	55.6	+1.8	75.5	12
Bromley, Christchurch	31	...	...	...	...	...	...
Mt. Pleasant, Christchurch	450	62.2	50.4	56.3	...	75.8	6
Lincoln	36	64.2	44.5	54.4	+1.8	76.3	6
Onawe, Akaroa	150	63.4	48.5	56.0	+0.6	75.3	6
Lake Tekapo	2,240	61.3	39.6	50.4	+0.8	67.1	29
Lake Pukaki No. 1	1,660	60.0	40.5	50.2	+1.4	69.5	6
Lake Pukaki No. 2	1,825	...	...	...	...	...	...
Fairlie	1,004	62.2	37.8	50.0	+0.1	74.3	8
Ikawai	230	62.0	41.0	51.5	...	73.0	8
Temuka	80	63.8	41.8	52.8	+1.4	75.3	6
Timaru Aerodrome	75	62.1	41.5	51.8	+0.8	75.9	6
Adair	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Timaru	56	62.3	44.0	53.2	-0.1	72.7	6
Waimate	200	63.1	44.1	53.6	+0.4	72.2	8
Otematata	920	62.8	41.5	52.2	+0.3	72.0	6
Oamaru Aerodrome	99	60.1	44.6	52.4	...	68.9	6
Tara Hills, Omarama	1,600	...	...	...	...	...	...
Lake Hawea	1,147	61.5	43.3	52.4	+0.9	69.2	6
Naseby Forest	2,000	58.4	35.7	47.0	-0.3	67.0	29
Herbert Forest	200	64.0	40.0	52.0	...	78.1	8
Palmerston	70	62.9	38.6	50.8	...	74.5	8
Cherry Farm, Waikouaiti	21	62.4	42.8	52.6	+0.7	71.8	12
Taiaroa Head	250	58.3	49.1	53.7	+2.6	66.6	30
Albert Town	960	63.1	38.5	50.8	...	70.7	6
Taieri	80	63.6	41.7	52.6	+1.5	75.8	29
Berwick Forest	60	63.7	40.8	52.2	+1.0	73.9	8
Dunedin Airport	4	63.5	39.6	51.6	+0.8	73.8	8
Musselburgh, Dunedin	5	62.0	47.3	54.6	+1.8	70.0	27

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