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✨ Climatological Summary

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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NEW ZEALAND METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for March 1974

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	Air Temperatures in Degrees (Celsius)					Rainfall in Millimetres				Bright Sunshine Hrs
	Metres	Means of A Max.	B Min.	Mean of A and B	Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum	Total Fall	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall
		°C	°C	°C	°C	Max. Date Min. Date	mm		mm	Amount Date
Cape Reinga	191	22.6	15.9	19.3	+1.4	25.0 10 10.7 20	31	17	-38	17 17	185
Waitiki Landing	34	23.0	14.3	18.7	+0.2	26.8 10 8.7 22	51	17	-33	12 4
Kaitaia Aerodrome	80	23.0	15.3	19.2	+0.9	26.2 11 10.1 20	32	9		11 17
Aupouri Forest	69	24.2	13.4	18.8		27.9 11 6.8 20	46	13		12 16
Kaitaia	8	22.7	11.9	17.6	-0.2	27.1 9 5.0 22	45	12	-49	16 17
Kerikeri	73	22.0	13.0	17.5		25.5 10 6.5 20	58	12		14 17
Umawera No. 2	180	21.4	13.1	17.3		24.8 7 7.1 20	88	13		26 17
Punakitere	204	22.7	11.6	17.1	+0.1	26.5 10 6.5 20	92	9	-15	31 18
Kaikohe	88	22.5	11.9	17.3	+0.0	26.0 10 4.0 28	38	12	-41	10 18	180
Waipoua Forest	20	22.7	14.2	18.6	+0.2	26.7 9 7.5 20	63	9	-34	26 17
Dargaville	55	22.9	11.7	17.3	+0.2	27.0 9 6.0 22	70	15	-32	26 17
Puketuru, Northland	101	21.5	10.5	16.0	-0.5	25.2 7 3.9 22	90	18	-60	21 17
Glenbervie Forest	107	22.1	14.2	18.2	+0.6	25.0 17 8.5 22	80	14	-37	27 17
Whangarei Aerodrome	37	22.2	13.3	17.8		25.9 9 7.4 22	68	15		16 17	188
Whangarei	29	22.7	15.6	19.2		25.5 9 9.3 21	85	18		20 18
Marsden Power Station	3	22.1	16.2	19.2	+0.1	26.0 9 10.8 19	70	19	-6	19 18
Mokohinau	102	21.4	15.3	18.4		23.8 6 9.6 20	53	13		15 18	207
Leigh	27	21.6	12.7	17.2		25.0 9 5.7 22	50	17		9 15
Warkworth	72	22.3	12.1	17.2	-0.3	27.3 10 5.3 28	45	10	-46	15 17
Woodhill Forest	30	22.3	11.9	17.2	+0.7	27.0 9 3.9 28	49	10	-55	23 17
Riverhead Forest	28	22.4	12.3	17.5	+0.3	26.8 9 5.3 28	35	12	-59	8 17
Whenuapai Aerodrome	26	22.6	15.0	18.7	+0.1	25.5 8 10.0 21	22	9	-64	8 16	220*
Albert Park, Auckland	49	22.4	11.8	17.3	+0.3	27.1 9 4.1 28	48	11	-59	18 17
Oratia, Auckland	41	22.7	14.1	18.1	+0.3	26.2 8 7.7 28	37	10	-54	14 16
Owairaka, Auckland	41	22.3	14.0	18.2	+0.0	25.7 8 8.3 23	82	14	-53	21 18
Port Fitzroy	4	22.1	13.1	17.6	-0.5	25.9 16 5.8 21	54	10	-43	34 17	189
Whangapoua Forest	3	20.8	12.4	16.6	-0.8	24.8 5 4.8 21	215	10	+60	162 17
Thames	3	22.9	9.4	16.2	-0.2	27.0 5 1.5 21	54	13	-30	38 17
Tairua Forest	2	22.1	11.9	17.6	-0.2	27.6 10 2.5 21	104	10	-18	72 17
Ngatea	4	21.0	13.1	17.1		24.5 16 6.3 21	118	9		54 17
Paeroa	91	23.2	11.9	17.6	-0.2	24.6 5 4.4 21	101	12	-13	64 17
Waihi	12	21.4	11.5	16.3	+0.4	25.2 16 2.7 21	103	11		50 17
Te Aroha	91	21.0	10.6	16.3		26.1 5 1.5 21	62	11	-75	37 17
Tauranga	2	21.9	11.1	16.5		26.2 16 4.0 21	39	8		17 17	233
Tauranga Aerodrome	2	22.4	11.2	16.8	-0.6	26.5 16 4.0 21	38	7	-79	20 17
Te Puke	72	21.2	8.1	14.7		26.5 16 -1.3 21	74	8		59 17
Rotoehu Forest	383	23.3	10.9	17.1	-0.2	27.8 16 3.3 21	41	7	-114	18 17	216
Edgecumbe	305	25.2	10.5	17.9	-0.8	30.1 9 3.4 2	38	6	-94	21 17	194
Whakatane	8	20.3	9.9	15.1	-0.4	25.9 16 1.3 21	69	9	-48	48 17
Kinleith	287	20.4	9.9	15.2	-0.4	25.4 16 0.9 21	71	11	-48	49 17
Tokoroa	61	21.0	5.8	13.4	-1.1	26.6 16 -2.9 21	69	7	-38	58 17
Kawerau	381	22.0	7.8	14.9	-0.8	27.2 16 -0.1 21	64	10		50 17
Te Teko Nursery	544	18.9	7.1	13.0	-1.1	24.6 5 -2.2 21	64	8	-48	49 17
Whakarewarewa	198	21.7	8.3	15.0	-0.5	28.0 16 0.2 22	63	6	-26	55 17
Rotorua Aerodrome	437	19.5	5.4	12.5	-1.9	25.1 16 -3.5 22	65	7	-32	57 17	199
Tarawera Forest	376	21.0	7.7	14.4	-0.7	26.9 9 -0.5 21	70	9	-6	41 17
Waiotapu Forest	342	20.7	7.4	14.1	-1.3	26.0 16 -0.3 21	83	10	-1	65 17
Atiamuri Power Station	402	21.2	6.1	13.7	-0.7	26.9 16 -2.3 22	95	9	+14	67 17
Purukohukohu	366	21.2	5.4	11.0	-1.8	21.5 16 -4.0 21	48	8	-61	35 17
Kaingaroa Forest	743	16.5	11.8	16.8	-0.5	26.2 10 3.5 21	72	9	-55	30 8	223
Murupara	6	21.7	9.4	16.0	-0.4	29.2 16 0.6 21	74	11	-83	25 17	217
Wairapukao Forest	37	22.5	13.6	18.0	+0.2	26.3 8 7.6 28	26	8	-58	7 16
Taupo	4	22.3	12.4	17.5	+0.3	26.7 9 5.2 28	34	10	-52	8 17	211
Wairakei Power Station	8	22.0	13.8	17.9	+0.1	25.6 16 8.6 28	29	11	-52	7 15
Wairakei Soil Con. Res.	82	23.3	11.3	17.3		27.5 11 3.5 20	33	11	-61	14 9	200
Minginui Forest	38	22.0	12.8	17.4	-0.4	27.0 16 7.0 21	28	9	-53	19 17
Waimihia Forest	32	22.3	9.7	16.0	-0.5	26.6 8 1.4 21	55	10	-42	21 18
Opotiki	40	22.3	10.1	16.2	-0.1	27.3 9 0.9 21	49	9	-35	30 17	224
Waimana	104	22.1	10.7	16.4	-0.4	26.4 11 1.8 21	52	10	-57	28 17	210
Mangere, Auckland	66	22.2	10.8	16.5	-0.5	26.9 9 2.0 21	52	9	-34	27 17	223
Otara, Auckland	50	22.7	9.1	15.9		27.3 9 -0.6 21	51	9	-33	29 17
Auckland Airport	8	20.7	12.4	16.6		25.5 16 6.4 21	35	7	-74	24 17
Ardmore, Auckland	123	22.5	9.7	16.1	-0.6	28.3 16 0.3 22	85	9	-6	64 17
Pukekohe	46	23.4	9.1	16.3	-0.1	28.1 9 -1.8 21	41	9	-35	22 17

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