New Zealand Gazette – 1973 – No. 110

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✨ Climatological Table

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 110

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for October 1973—continued

Station	Height Above M.S.L.	Means of	Mean of A Max.	B Min.	Difference From Normal	Air Temperatures in Degrees (Celsius)	Absolute Maximum and Minimum	Rainfall in Millimetres	Bright Sunshine
	Metres	°C	°C	°C	°C	Maximum	Date	Minimum	Date
Otutira ...	579	15.2	6.2	10.7	+0.4	19.3	20	1.6	4
Taumarunui ...	171	19.1	7.9	13.5	+1.1	22.8	9	-1.7	5
New Plymouth ...	49	16.5	9.5	13.0	+0.5	20.5	27	2.7	5
Omata ...	61	16.7	10.6	13.7	...	20.3	27	5.9	5
New Plymouth Aerodrome ...	27	16.6	9.1	12.9	+0.9	20.2	27	1.5	5
Te Wera Forest ...	180	16.8	6.5	11.7	+0.6	20.5	29	-2.7	5
Lower Retaruke ...	223	18.1	7.3	12.7	...	21.8	29	0.5	3
Turangi ...	366	17.0	6.8	11.9	...	21.0	20	-1.8	5
The Chateau, Tongariro ...	1,119	11.6	2.6	7.1	+0.8	17.0	29	-3.0	5
Ballantrae No. 1, Woodville ...	347	14.0	...	...	...	19.5	22	...	...
Ballantrae No. 2, Woodville ...	171	15.6	8.2	11.9	...	21.7	22	0.6	5
Mangamutu, Pahiataua ...	116	16.2	7.7	12.0	+0.2	22.0	22	-2.2	5
Mount Bruce Reserve ...	305	15.5	6.9	11.2	...	19.2	31	-2.6	5
Waingawa, Masterton ...	114	18.1	6.6	12.4	+0.5	22.5	14	0.2	5
Kopua ...	311	16.5	7.5	12.0	...	22.0	12	-1.0	5
Waipukurau ...	137	18.3	6.2	12.3	+0.6	24.4	14	-0.5	18
Dannevirkre ...	207	16.7	8.1	12.4	+0.9	21.8	21	-0.9	5
Castlepoint ...	3	17.9	10.5	14.2	...	24.2	11	4.5	18
East Taratahi ...	91	17.6	5.8	11.7	...	22.6	22	-1.2	5
Ngaumu Forest ...	244	...	4.8	...	...	...	...	-1.9	5
Tauherenikau ...	43	18.2	7.2	12.7	...	22.0	14	0.4	28
Gladstone, Arahura ...	116	17.6	6.1	11.9	...	21.9	14	0.0	5
Waiorongomai ...	21	16.1	8.6	12.4	...	19.6	29	-0.2	5
Cape Palliser ...	10	17.8	10.9	14.4	...	22.3	10	5.0	18
East Cape ...	17	18.3	11.8	15.1	...	21.6	19	6.7	3
Ruatoria ...	61	20.5	9.2	14.9	+2.0	26.6	1	2.2	3
Mangatu Forest ...	174	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Waerenga-O-Kuri ...	314	17.1	8.8	13.0	+1.5	21.4	21	3.5	5
Manutuke, Gisborne ...	9	20.1	8.8	14.5	+1.6	24.5	1	2.4	3
Gisborne Aerodrome ...	4	19.8	9.4	14.6	+1.4	24.3	23	3.6	30
Onepoto, Waikaremoana ...	643	16.1	6.6	11.4	+1.1	23.5	20	1.5	5
Whakapunake ...	945	12.7	5.7	9.2	...	18.5	12	-1.0	4
Tokomaru Bay ...	25	19.9	...	...	...	25.0	1	...	...
Makahu Spur ...	1,478	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Makahu Saddle ...	974	14.2	4.2	9.2	+1.0	21.2	1	-2.0	5
Esk Forest ...	427	17.6	7.9	12.8	+2.0	22.4	19	0.5	5
Tangoio ...	299	17.7	9.3	13.5	+1.3	23.0	11	3.8	4
Kaweka Forest ...	414	17.8	7.9	12.9	...	23.8	12	...	...
Napier ...	2	19.8	9.4	14.6	+1.0	26.0	21	1.0	5
Hastings ...	12	19.6	7.4	13.5	+0.3	26.0	21	-0.3	29
Havelock North ...	9	19.4	6.9	13.2	+1.1	25.7	21	-0.5	5
Gwawas Forest ...	335	17.1	5.4	11.3	+0.6	23.4	14	-1.1	5
Makaretu ...	335	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Mohaka Forest ...	286	18.1	8.3	13.2	...	23.0	11	1.5	5
Frasertown, Wairoa ...	8	...	8.8	...	...	...	...	...	...
Wairoa ...	20	19.8	9.1	14.5	...	25.0	12	3.0	5
Portland Island ...	78	17.0	11.5	14.3	...	21.2	14	4.0	5
Kapiti Island ...	16	15.7	10.0	12.9	+0.4	18.3	28	6.0	18
Paraparaumu Aerodrome ...	7	16.3	8.8	12.6	+0.5	19.6	21	1.0	5
Flockhouse, Bulls ...	9	17.2	8.4	12.8	+0.8	21.5	22	1.2	5
Ohakea ...	48	17.0	8.8	12.9	+0.4	21.3	21	3.2	17
Wharite ...	914	9.4	4.0	6.7	...	14.5	22	-1.0	4
Kairanga, DSIR ...	15	17.4	8.0	12.7	...	22.1	21	-0.2	5
Palmerston North Aerodrome ...	45	16.8	7.7	12.3	+0.3	22.2	22	-1.5	5
Palmerston North DSIR ...	34	17.0	8.9	13.0	+0.6	22.0	21	1.1	5
Massey University ...	61	16.8	8.5	12.7	...	21.9	22	0.9	5
Foxton ...	3	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Waitarerere Forest ...	3	17.1	8.7	12.9	+1.0	20.0	22	-0.5	5
Hokio Beach School ...	6	16.8	8.4	12.6	+0.5	19.5	22	0.8	5
Levin ...	46	16.9	8.7	12.8	+0.6	20.0	22	2.3	5
Porirua ...	18	15.6	7.7	11.7	...	18.3	9	1.0	6
Taita, Lower Hutt ...	65	15.9	8.8	12.4	+1.0	18.4	27	1.8	5
Avalon, Lower Hutt ...	15	16.4	9.3	12.9	+0.8	19.4	13	1.7	26
Pauatahanui ...	30	15.5	8.6	12.1	...	18.5	13	2.6	5
Kelburn, Wellington ...	126	15.2	9.0	12.1	+0.3	18.8	13	3.6	26
Makara ...	279	13.0	8.2	10.6	+0.4	15.5	28	3.5	17
Karori, Wellington ...	152	14.8	7.3	11.1	...	18.8	13	-1.3	26
Gracefield, Lower Hutt ...	34	15.9	9.6	12.8	+0.8	19.5	19	0.5	29
Wainuiomata ...	82	15.8	8.0	11.9	...	19.0	27	0.4	26
Wellington Airport ...	6	16.4	9.3	12.9	+0.7	19.7	16	1.2	26
Kaitoke ...	226	14.9	7.1	11.0	...	19.5	29	-1.5	19
Wallaceville ...	56	16.1	7.8	12.0	+0.8	18.6	29	-0.8	5
Cape Egmont ...	8	16.6	9.9	13.3	...	18.8	11	1.1	5
Stratford Mountain House ...	846	12.9	4.0	8.5	+1.3	19.0	14	-3.0	5
Stratford ...	311	15.1	7.4	11.3	+0.8	18.4	14	-0.7	5
Manaia ...	98	16.4	7.7	12.1	+0.3	20.4	20	0.0	5
Patea ...	43	...	9.7	...	...	...	...	2.6	5
Ohakune ...	610	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...

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