New Zealand Gazette – 1971 – No. 95

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✨ Climatological Table

2 DECEMBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2703

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

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	Air Temperatures in Degrees (Celsius)							Rainfall in Millimetres					Bright Sunshine
		Means of		Mean of A and B	Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum			Total Fall	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall
		A Max.	B Min.			Maxi- mum	Date	Mini- mum				Amount	Date
	Metres	°C	°C	°C		°C		°C	mm			mm		Hrs.
Otutira .. ..	579	13.9	6.8	10.4	+0.1	16.8	16	4.0	1	213	20	..	43	20
Taumarunui .. ..	171	17.8	7.4	12.6	+0.2	20.5	4	2.9	25	245	25	+100	53	18
Turangi .. ..	366	15.8	6.8	11.3	..	19.0	16	0.5	1	201	21	..	36	20
New Plymouth .. ..	49	16.1	9.2	12.7	+0.2	19.2	22	4.5	25	203	21	+56	29	18
Omata .. ..	61	15.9	10.2	13.1	..	19.3	22	7.4	25	173	23	..	26	18
New Plymouth Aerodrome	27	16.4	8.6	12.5	+0.5	19.4	22	4.0	25	180	21	+35	31	18
Te Wera Forest .. ..	180	..	6.7	..	..	..	..	1.2	25	284	19	+93	64	18
Lower Retaruke .. ..	223	16.9	7.0	12.0	..	19.5	25	1.1	25	214	20	..	61	18
The Chateau, Tongariro ..	1,119	9.9	2.0	6.0	−0.3	14.5	16	−1.5	1	459	..	+172	89	18
East Cape .. ..	17	18.3	11.1	14.7	..	20.8	13	5.0	13	296	17	+197	67	23
Ruatoria .. ..	61	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Mangatu Forest .. ..	174	18.8	8.4	13.6	+1.2	19.6	17	1.5	1	129	1	+32	47	20
Waerenga-O-Kuri .. ..	314	16.8	8.0	12.4	+0.9	20.8	18	1.6	1	181	18	+95	87	22
Manutuke, Gisborne .. ..	10	19.5	8.9	14.2	+1.3	23.8	18	2.9	1	144	13	+80	49	22
Gisborne Aerodrome .. ..	5	19.7	8.9	14.3	+1.1	24.6	18	1.8	1	115	15	+49	49	22
Whakapunake .. ..	945	12.1	5.0	8.6	..	16.0	16	1.0	27	215	..	..	43	20
Tokomaru Bay .. ..	26	19.9	10.4	15.2	..	25.0	17	5.7	27	110	13	..	47	22
Onepoto, L. Waikaremoana	643	14.2	6.9	10.6	+0.3	20.0	16	1.6	1	286	21	+149	59	22
Makahu Spur .. ..	1,479	6.2	0.9	3.6	..	14.2	16	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Makahu Saddle .. ..	974	13.0	4.1	8.6	..	19.4	27	−1.5	31	357	23	+205	111	23
Esk Forest .. ..	427	15.8	7.1	11.5	+0.7	21.5	27	1.8	1	256	19	+144	98	23
Tangoio .. ..	299	16.2	9.0	12.6	+0.4	20.5	17	5.2	1	251	14	+157	128	23
Kaweka Forest .. ..	414	16.3	7.9	12.1	..	22.0	17	4.0	1	181	20	..	52	23
Napier .. ..	2	19.2	9.6	14.4	+0.8	26.1	4	2.6	1	165	14	+117	106	23
Hastings .. ..	12	19.4	8.4	13.9	+0.7	24.2	4	1.5	1	155	13	+107	85	23
Havelock North .. ..	9	19.0	6.6	12.8	+0.7	23.7	4	3.0	13	173	10	+125	108	23
Gwavas Forest .. ..	335	16.5	5.4	11.0	+0.3	21.8	17	0.1	31	195	22	+106	59	23
Makaretu .. ..	335	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Mohaka Forest .. ..	286	17.2	8.1	12.7	..	21.8	27	1.5	1	261	16	..	119	23
Frasertown, Wairoa .. ..	8	19.8	8.7	14.3	+0.6	25.0	4	3.0	1	200	17	+106	88	23
Wairoa .. ..	20	19.4	9.5	14.5	..	24.5	5	3.0	7	205	12	..	94	23
Portland Island .. ..	78	16.8	11.3	14.1	..	21.0	5	7.0	11	123	14	..	47	23
Ballantrae No.1, Woodville	348	13.6	8.0	10.8	..	17.9	17	5.3	26	140	24	..	32	7
Mangamutu, Pahiatua .. ..	116	15.6	8.0	11.8	0.0	19.3	3	1.9	27	198	23	+71	69	20
Mount Bruce .. ..	305	14.6	6.7	10.6	..	18.0	31	0.1	1	403	25	..	97	20
Waingawa, Masterton .. ..	114	16.8	6.6	11.7	−0.2	20.8	18	1.1	13	169	21	+90	81	20
Kopua .. ..	311	15.6	7.0	11.3	..	20.2	17	1.6	1	162	20	..	37	20
Waipukurau .. ..	137	17.2	6.9	12.1	+0.4	22.0	6	0.1	1	88	18	+35	34	20
Dannevirke .. ..	207	16.0	8.3	12.2	+0.7	21.2	3	2.8	1	169	22	+75	39	20
Ngaumu Forest .. ..	244	16.2	5.4	10.8	+0.1	19.9	15	−0.5	13	186	15	+95	68	20
Tauherenikau .. ..	43	16.8	7.4	12.1	..	22.6	17	2.8	1	221	20	..	79	20
Gladstone .. ..	116	16.5	6.9	11.7	..	20.5	17	0.6	13	178	16	..	68	20
Waiorongomai .. ..	21	15.8	8.6	12.2	..	19.3	31	2.4	25	233	21	+91	64	25
Martinborough .. ..	31	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	140	17	..	59	20
Cape Egmont Lighthouse .. ..	8	16.5	10.4	13.5	..	18.4	4	2.8	25	183	22	..	24	4
Stratford Mountain House .. ..	846	10.5	3.2	6.9	−0.3	14.5	19	−1.5	1	912	24	+386	131	20
Stratford .. ..	311	14.7	6.9	10.8	+0.3	17.4	22	1.6	25	304	23	+91	45	18
Manaia .. ..	98	15.6	8.3	12.0	+0.2	18.5	17	4.8	7	155	17	+31	22	4
Patea .. ..	43	16.0	9.7	12.9	..	19.1	4	5.5	25	155	20	..	28	4
Ohakune .. ..	599	13.9	4.2	9.1	−0.1	17.0	16	−0.2	25	198	22	+56	54	18
Karioi Forest .. ..	648	14.4	5.2	9.8	+0.5	18.0	16	−0.8	1	207	19	+93	43	18
Waiouru .. ..	823	12.4	4.0	8.2	+0.5	17.1	17	−1.5	29	143	22	+36	30	18
Waiouru (Military Camp) .. ..	821	12.0	3.5	7.8	+0.4	17.1	17	−2.3	29	147	25	..	29	18
Kahui, Taihape .. ..	518	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Wanganui .. ..	22	16.4	9.6	13.0	+0.1	20.6	4	6.4	25	120	19	+39	23	21
Kapiti Island .. ..	12	15.6	10.1	12.9	+0.4	17.9	31	5.1	13	209	19	+110	70	4
Paraparaumu Aerodrome .. ..	7	15.9	8.9	12.4	+0.3	17.6	22	2.1	13	187	20	+93	73	4
Flock House, Bulls .. ..	9	16.0	8.9	12.5	+0.5	20.1	17	4.2	25	153	17	+72	55	20
Ohakea .. ..	48	16.0	8.5	12.3	−0.2	19.7	17	5.1	25	129	19	+43	26	20
Wharite .. ..	915	8.5	3.4	6.0	..	13.0	3	1.0	12	258	30	..	71	20
Kairanga (D.S.I.R.) .. ..	15	16.3	7.9	12.1	..	20.0	17	2.0	13	123	19	..	31	20
Palmerston Nth. Aerodrome .. ..	43	16.1	8.6	12.4	+0.4	19.8	17	3.3	25	112	21	+26	30	20
Palmerston Nth. (D.S.I.R.) .. ..	34	16.1	8.8	12.5	+0.1	19.8	17	3.0	13	127	19	+38	29	20
Massey University .. ..	61	16.0	8.7	12.4	..	19.6	17	2.6	13	123	20	..	27	20
Foxton .. ..	3	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	123	..	+42	35	20
Waitarere Forest .. ..	3	16.6	8.9	12.8	+0.9	18.6	26	2.0	13	126	16	+47	35	20
Hokio Beach School .. ..	6	16.2	8.8	12.5	+0.4	17.9	26	1.9	13	131	19	..	33	20
Levin .. ..	46	16.3	8.7	12.5	+0.3	18.4	31	2.5	13	145	21	+38	25	20
Paraparaumu .. ..	6	16.7	9.3	13.0	..	18.6	31	3.8	14	214	22	..	87	4
Porirua .. ..	18	15.8	8.8	12.3	..	18.4	19	1.7	13	140	16	..	31	20
Taita, Lower Hutt .. ..	65	15.5	8.9	12.2	+0.8	18.8	31	3.0	13	175	18	+45	58	4
Pauatahanui .. ..	31	15.8	9.0	12.4	..	18.5	31	2.9	13	166	20	..	60	4
Avalon, Lower Hutt .. ..	15	16.0	8.9	12.5	..	18.9	31	3.3	13	164	17	..	52	4
Kelburn, Wellington .. ..	127	15.2	8.8	12.0	+0.2	20.1	13	4.6	1	149	19	+32	30	4
Makara .. ..	279	12.9	7.9	10.4	+0.2	16.0	13	5.3	27	154	18	+37	43	20
Karori, Wellington .. ..	152	15.0	7.8	11.4	..	19.0	13	1.6	1	194	19	..	40	20
Wainuiomata .. ..	82	15.2	8.2	11.7	..	18.4	13	2.1	13	180	21	+48	49	20
Gracefield, Lower Hutt .. ..	34	15.6	9.6	12.6	+0.6	19.0	31	4.9	13	157	16	+38	42	4

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