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✨ Climatological Table

30 SEPTEMBER

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L. Metres	Means of A Max.	B Min.	Mean of A and B	Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum	Rainfall in Millimetres	Bright Sun-shine
	Air Temperatures in Degrees (Celsius)				Total Fall mm	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall Amount Date
Otutira ...	579	11.7	5.6	8.7	+2.2	15.9 27	1.3 21	160
Taumarunui ...	171	15.5	4.2	9.8	+1.6	19.6 27	-3.0 23	134
Turangi ...	366	13.0	4.5	8.8	...	17.1 27	-3.2 23	181
New Plymouth ...	49	14.4	8.2	11.3	+1.3	18.0 11	3.6 22	188
Omata ...	61	14.6	9.1	11.9	...	18.2 11	4.5 21	151
New Plymouth Aerodrome ...	27	14.5	7.4	11.0	+1.5	17.9 10	1.6 22	131
Te Wera Forest ...	180	14.1	4.5	9.3	+2.3	18.0 11	-4.0 22	180
Lower Retaruke ...	223	14.3	4.4	9.4	...	18.7 27	-3.6 21	148
The Chateau, Tongariro ...	1,119	8.3	1.4	4.7	+1.7	13.2 11	-4.0 23	316
East Cape ...	17	15.5	10.4	13.0	...	18.0 24	5.7 23	384
Ruatoria ...	61	15.7	8.0	11.9	+2.0	20.6 13	0.4 24	389
Mangatu Forest ...	174	14.3	6.8	10.6	+1.7	19.4 27	1.0 23	221
Waerenga-O-Kuri ...	314	13.3	6.9	10.1	+1.9	18.6 27	2.0 1	267
Manutuke, Gisborne ...	10	16.0	7.5	11.8	+2.1	20.9 27	1.9 1	199
Gisborne Aerodrome ...	5	15.7	7.8	11.8	+2.1	20.8 27	2.7 1	160
Whakapunake ...	945	7.9	3.2	5.6	...	13.0 27	-0.9 21	178
Tokomaru Bay ...	26	15.9	8.6	12.3	...	21.7 26	4.0 24	320
Onepoto, L. Waikaremoana ...	643	10.9	4.8	7.9	+1.2	15.4 9	0.4 23	222
Makahu Spur ...	1,479	4.1	-0.5	1.8	...	10.0 27	-5.8 20	...
Makahu Saddle ...	974	8.5	2.1	5.3	...	15.7 27	-2.4 20	337
Esk Forest ...	427	12.7	5.6	9.2	+1.8	19.1 27	-0.5 22	215
Tangoio ...	299	13.8	7.5	10.7	+2.0	19.9 27	2.9 20	163
Kaweka Forest ...	414	12.4	6.0	9.2	...	21.0 27	1.5 20	132
Napier ...	2	15.7	6.9	11.3	+1.6	23.4 27	0.5 23	90
Hastings ...	12	15.7	5.8	10.8	+1.7	21.9 27	0.0 23	91
Havelock North ...	9	15.3	4.3	9.8	+1.6	21.4 27	-1.0 23	106
Gwawas Forest ...	335	12.5	3.5	8.0	+1.3	21.8 27	-1.5 22	131
Makaretu ...	335	13.1	4.8	9.0	...	20.0 27	-1.5 22	84
Mohaka Forest ...	286	13.6	6.2	9.9	...	20.2 27	0.6 23	206
Frasertown, Wairoa ...	8	16.0	7.2	11.6	+1.8	21.8 26	1.8 23	138
Wairoa ...	20	16.0	8.9	12.5	...	22.0 27	2.0 23	111
Portland Island ...	78	14.4	9.7	12.1	...	20.0 27	7.0 18	143
Ballantrae No. 1, Woodville ...	348	11.6	5.6	8.6	...	15.9 26	1.2 22	74
Mangamutu, Pahiatua ...	116	13.4	5.1	9.3	+1.4	17.7 26	3.2 22	139
Mount Bruce ...	305	12.2	4.2	8.2	...	16.5 9	-6.5 22	302
Waingawa, Masterton ...	114	14.1	4.9	9.5	+1.5	19.9 26	-1.8 22	100
Kopua ...	311	12.3	4.6	8.5	...	17.5 27	-1.9 22	141
Waipukurau ...	137	14.0	4.7	9.4	+1.5	21.0 27	-0.4 25	77
Dannevirke ...	207	13.5	6.2	9.8	+1.8	18.6 26	-1.7 22	96
Ngaumu Forest ...	244	...	3.9	...	...	...	...	104
Tauherenikau ...	43	14.1	5.5	9.8	...	19.1 26	-0.4 22	153
Gladstone ...	116	14.1	4.7	9.4	...	18.2 26	-1.5 22	147
Waiorongomai ...	21	13.7	6.0	9.9	...	17.3 26	1.0 1	184
Martinborough ...	31	...	...	...	...	...	...	156
Cape Egmont ...	8	15.0	8.3	11.7	...	18.4 12	0.6 22	233
Stratford Mountain House ...	846	8.8	2.2	5.5	+1.2	14.9 27	-3.8 22	752
Stratford ...	311	12.8	5.3	9.1	+1.9	17.4 27	-1.7 22	233
Manaia ...	98	13.8	8.0	10.9	+2.0	17.5 27	2.5 1	139
Patea ...	43	14.4	7.5	11.0	...	18.0 26	2.0 23	120
Ohakune ...	599	12.3	2.8	7.6	+2.0	17.3 8	-4.5 22	106
Karioi Forest ...	648	12.9	2.4	7.7	+2.3	18.9 8	-3.5 20	100
Waiouru ...	823	10.7	3.1	6.9	+2.8	15.6 27	-2.0 1	91
Waiouru (Military Camp) ...	821	10.0	2.0	6.0	+2.2	15.0 27	-5.4 20	88
Kahui, Taihape ...	658	12.6	4.4	8.5	...	16.8 8	-2.2 20	76
Wanganui ...	22	14.9	7.0	11.0	+1.6	19.1 26	1.0 22	71
Kapiti Island ...	12	13.4	8.8	11.1	+1.6	16.1 11	5.4 22	123
Paraparaumu Aerodrome ...	7	14.3	6.7	10.5	+1.4	17.5 5	0.7 22	124
Flock House, Bulls ...	9	14.7	6.1	10.4	+1.9	18.9 5	-4.4 22	93
Ohakea ...	48	14.4	6.9	10.7	+1.5	18.4 5	0.1 22	97
Wharite ...	915	7.1	2.5	4.8	...	13.6 8	-1.1 21	153
Kairanga (D.S.I.R.) ...	15	14.4	5.9	10.2	...	18.5 5	-0.5 22	101
Palmerston Nth. Aerodrome ...	43	13.9	6.2	10.1	+1.6	18.3 5	-2.5 22	126
Palmerston Nth. (D.S.I.R.) ...	34	14.3	6.7	10.5	+1.6	18.4 26	0.1 22	119
Massey University ...	61	14.2	6.8	10.5	...	18.3 26	-0.2 22	120
Foxton ...	3	...	...	...	...	...	...	69
Waitarere Forest ...	3	14.7	5.9	10.3	+2.3	18.1 11	-2.5 20	95
Hokio Beach School ...	6	14.6	5.9	10.3	+2.0	19.0 11	-1.6 20	103
Levin ...	46	14.8	6.5	10.7	+1.9	18.5 11	-0.6 22	128
Paraparaumu ...	6	15.0	7.1	11.1	...	18.1 5	0.7 21	146
Porirua ...	18	13.9	7.0	10.5	...	18.6 11	0.5 22	173
Taita, Lower Hutt ...	65	13.6	6.6	10.1	+2.1	17.2 8	0.7 22	151
Pauatahanui ...	31	13.8	7.7	10.8	...	17.4 5	2.9 21	130
Avalon, Lower Hutt ...	15	13.8	6.7	10.3	...	17.2 10	1.4 22	144
Kelburn, Wellington ...	127	13.2	7.4	10.3	+1.5	16.8 6	3.7 22	188
Makara ...	279	11.1	6.9	9.0	+1.5	14.8 11	3.3 19	238
Karori, Wellington ...	152	12.5	5.8	9.2	...	16.2 11	-1.1 1	210
Wainuiomata ...	82	13.4	5.7	9.6	...	17.3 5	-0.5 8	368
Gracefield, Lower Hutt ...	34	13.8	7.7	10.8	+2.3	17.0 5	2.6 22	183

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