New Zealand Gazette – 1972 – No. 29

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✨ Climatological Table

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 29

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for February 1972—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.			Maximum	Date	Minimum				Amount	Date	Hrs.
	Metres	°C	°C	°C		°C		°C	mm			mm
New Plymouth ..	49	21.7	12.3	17.0	—0.4	25.6	11,27	6.6	13	93	7	—11	50	20
Omata ..	61	21.3	13.5	17.4	..	25.2	27	9.3	3	109	6	..	49	20
New Plymouth Aerodrome	27	21.8	11.8	16.8	—0.1	25.3	27	7.5	4	75	6	—27	42	20
Te Wera Forest ..	180	21.9	8.4	15.2	—0.5	25.1	27	2.4	3,11	73	7	—46	17	23
Lower Retaruke ..	223	23.8	8.5	16.2	..	28.2	29	2.5	7	57	7	..	24	23
The Chateau, Tongariro ..	1,119	17.8	5.5	11.7	—0.5	21.4	28,29	0.3	10	125	11	—111	41	23
East Cape ..	17	21.1	14.6	17.9	..	25.6	24	11.5	17	53	16	—51	8	25
Ruatoria ..	61	22.8	12.4	17.6	—1.0	28.4	29	8.1	26	62	16	—55	16	9
Mangatu Forest ..	174	21.7	11.2	16.5	—1.6	29.5	23	6.5	4	125	12	+16	53	10
Waerenga-O-Kuri ..	314	19.9	11.2	15.6	—1.2	26.3	29	5.5	26	83	17	—19	16	10
Manutuke, Gisborne ..	10	21.9	12.5	17.2	—1.1	28.6	24	6.7	26	61	14	—15	16	10
Gisborne Aerodrome ..	4	21.9	12.5	17.2	—1.4	28.6	24	7.4	17	95	17	+14	32	10
Whakapunake ..	945	15.2	7.9	11.6	..	21.5	20	4.0	2,10	103	11	..	48	9
Tokomaru Bay ..	26	21.4	13.0	17.2	..	30.3	21	9.5	3	65	12	..	19	9
Onepoto, L. Waikaremoana	643	19.1	9.8	14.4	—1.5	28.5	23	5.6	10	178	16	+23	48	10
Makahu Spur ..	1,479	14.2	5.2	9.7	..	22.2	23	—3.1	10	..	..	..	..	..
Makahu Saddle ..	974	17.0	7.3	12.2	..	24.6	23	2.7	10	139	13	—19	31	9
Esk Forest ..	427	19.8	9.9	14.4	—1.8	26.0	23	5.0	8	83	13	—54	20	24
Tangoio ..	299	20.1	11.7	15.9	—1.9	26.8	21	7.2	10	77	12	—45	15	1
Kaweka Forest ..	414	20.8	10.8	15.8	..	29.0	21	7.0	11	45	8	..	10	24
Napier ..	2	22.7	12.5	17.6	—1.4	29.3	24	7.3	8	33	12	—38	11	20
Hastings ..	12	22.7	11.8	17.3	—1.6	30.0	24	6.7	8	25	8	—44	11	20
Havelock North ..	9	22.1	10.4	16.3	—1.2	29.7	24	4.9	8	29	8	—35	12	20
Gwavas Forest ..	335	21.2	8.5	14.9	—1.4	29.1	29	3.5	11	40	10	—62	11	9
Makaretu ..	335	22.3	9.4	15.9	..	29.1	29	0.0	2	30	10	..	8	20
Mohaka Forest ..	286	20.3	10.8	15.6	..	27.8	29	5.8	7	144	12	..	37	1
Frasertown, Wairoa ..	8	22.4	12.6	17.5	—1.5	29.4	23	8.1	26	160	13	+38	55	1
Wairoa ..	20	21.7	14.1	17.9	..	29.5	23	8.7	26	129	13	..	49	1
Portland Island ..	78	19.9	14.7	17.3	..	26.6	21	9.9	10	42	9	..	9	24
Ballantrae No. 1, Woodville	348	18.9	10.5	14.7	..	24.4	23	6.0	10	86	14	..	27	24
Mangamutu, Pahiatua ..	116	21.6	9.4	15.5	—1.3	26.5	23	2.6	11	59	9	—35	17	23
Mount Bruce ..	305	20.2	8.5	14.4	..	26.3	23	3.3	28	62	9	..	15	23
Waingawa, Masterton ..	114	22.2	9.3	15.8	—1.5	30.0	23	5.3	2	65	9	—4	13	1
Kopua ..	311	21.0	9.4	15.2	..	27.4	23	3.7	11	43	9	..	14	20
Waipukurau ..	137	23.0	9.7	16.4	—0.8	28.1	22	4.0	8	36	9	—35	11	9
Castlepoint Lighthouse ..	3	20.3	11.5	15.9	..	26.3	24	7.6	11	40	11	..	10	8
Dannevirke ..	207	21.6	10.1	15.9	—1.1	29.2	23	2.9	11	25	9	—56	9	20
Ngaumu Forest ..	244	21.4	7.7	14.6	—1.3	29.7	23	2.4	28	50	10	—35	16	23
Tauherenikau ..	43	22.2	9.4	15.8	..	29.8	23	4.5	7	56	10	..	15	1,24
Gladstone ..	116	21.8	8.9	15.4	..	29.7	23	4.0	8	59	8	..	18	9
Waiorongomai ..	21	20.3	10.1	15.3	..	26.2	23	6.6	8	77	10	—30	21	8
Cape Palliser Lighthouse ..	10	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Cape Egmont Lighthouse ..	8	21.0	12.3	16.7	..	23.8	27	8.0	14	71	6	..	27	20
Stratford Mountain House	846	17.6	6.8	12.2	+0.2	23.0	23	3.8	8,10	197	11	—250	68	23
Stratford ..	311	20.0	9.7	14.9	—0.4	23.4	17	6.0	26	84	9	—58	26	20
Manaia ..	98	20.1	10.7	15.4	—0.9	24.8	21	4.9	11	55	5	—36	19	8
Patea ..	43	20.2	11.8	16.0	..	24.4	21	6.5	11	49	6	..	21	23
Ohakune ..	599	20.6	6.1	13.4	—0.6	25.5	23	0.0	7	54	9	—60	13	9
Karioi Forest ..	648	21.3	7.2	14.3	—0.1	27.0	23	0.5	7	62	8	—40	16	23
Waiouru ..	823	18.7	6.1	12.4	—0.4	25.0	21	—0.8	7	48	8	—49	14	9
Waiouru (Military Camp)	821	18.6	5.9	12.3	—0.2	25.0	21	—1.4	7	40	12	—64	12	20
Kahui, Taihape ..	518	20.5	9.1	14.8	..	27.4	23	2.6	7	31	7	..	11	23
Wanganui ..	22	21.2	12.0	16.6	—1.4	26.8	21	6.8	7	60	6	..	31	24
Kapiti Island ..	12	20.3	13.3	16.8	—0.2	24.6	23	10.5	10,14	50	7	—24	31	23
Paraparaumu Aerodrome	7	20.6	10.8	15.7	—1.5	23.7	27	5.7	3	47	8	—24	20	23
Flock House, Bulls ..	9	21.2	10.5	15.9	—1.0	26.1	21	4.0	2	46	6	—25	15	23
Ohakea ..	48	21.6	11.1	16.4	—1.1	26.0	23	5.8	2,3	65	7	—9	32	23
Wharite ..	915	14.3	7.2	10.8	..	21.4	23	2.6	10	132	13	..	42	24
Kairanga (D.S.I.R.) ..	15	21.9	10.2	16.1	..	26.0	23	2.5	3	50	7	..	14	23
Palmerston Nth Aerodrome	43	21.9	10.4	16.2	—0.8	27.1	23	3.3	2	49	6	—22	20	23
Palmerston Nth (D.S.I.R.)	34	21.7	11.6	16.7	—0.7	26.6	23	5.1	2	50	8	—26	16	23
Massey University ..	61	21.5	11.4	16.5	..	26.7	23	4.1	2	47	9	..	16	23
Foxton ..	3	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	55	5	—17	15	23
Waitarere Forest..	3	21.5	10.4	16.0	—0.4	23.8	14	3.0	7	44	6	—20	13	23
Hokio Beach School ..	6	20.7	9.5	15.1	—1.3	23.4	5	4.0	2	46	6	..	18	23
Levin ..	46	21.4	10.8	16.1	—0.6	25.1	23	5.2	2,3	53	7	—31	20	23
Paraparaumu ..	6	21.6	10.9	16.3	..	24.4	15	4.2	2	54	9	..	27	23
Porirua ..	18	20.6	11.4	16.0	..	25.1	14	5.8	8	41	7	..	22	23
Taita, Lower Hutt ..	65	20.4	11.0	15.7	—0.7	23.6	14,17	6.8	3,7	59	8	—46	21	23
Pauatahanui ..	31	20.7	11.1	15.9	..	24.0	16	6.8	7	41	9	..	20	23
Avalon, Lower Hutt ..	15	20.7	11.2	16.0	—0.8	23.9	14	7.0	7	62	9	..	27	23
Kelburn, Wellington ..	127	19.0	11.9	15.5	—0.9	22.8	28	9.1	11	43	9	—46	14	8
Makara ..	279	17.3	11.1	14.2	—0.5	20.7	16	7.5	10	34	8	—52	13	8
Karori, Wellington ..	152	18.9	10.4	14.7	..	21.9	14	5.2	14	49	8	..	13	8
Wainuiomata ..	82	20.0	10.6	15.1	..	23.3	16	4.9	7	60	8	—39	19	23
Gracefield, Lower Hutt ..	34	19.8	11.8	15.8	—1.1	23.1	14	7.8	7	57	8	—42	28	23
Wellington Airport ..	6	19.5	12.3	15.9	—1.2	23.1	13	7.8	14	32	8	—44	9	23
Kaitoke ..	191	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..
Wallaceville, Upper Hutt	56	21.0	9.8	15.4	—0.8	25.8	23	4.5	3	54	8	—40	27	23
Whitemans Valley ..	235	18.8	8.4	13.6	..	22.5	23	3.5	3,23	99	8	..	42	23

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