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✨ Climatological Summary

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CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for July 1975—continued

Station	Height	Means of	Mean Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum	Total Fall	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall	Bright Sunshine
	Above	Mean	and		mm			Amount	Hrs
	M.S.L.	A Max. B Min.	B Normal	Maximum Date Minimum Date				Date
Patea ...	43
Ohakune Junction	629	7.9 0.5	4.2	11.3 14 -5.2 1	245	22	+68	35	1
Karioi ...	648
Waiouru ...	823	6.4 -1.2	2.6	12.1 14 -9.0 24	170	21	+65	20	3
Waiouru Military Camp ...	823	6.5 -1.4	2.6	12.2 14 -7.6 24	169	21	+65	22	3
Taihape ...	433	9.6 0.7	5.2	14.5 14 -5.1 1	156	23	+19	19	3
Kahui, Taihape ...	518	9.4 1.3	5.4	13.8 14 -2.9 24	133	.		19	3
Wanganui ...	22	12.6 5.0	8.8	15.9 15 -0.4 1	143	16	+62	27	3
Farewell Spit ...	3	12.9 3.6	8.3	19.7 14 -1.8 25	102	17	-28	29	14
Westport Aerodrome ...	2	12.0 3.6	7.8	14.4 26 0.1 24	276	20	+93	39	14
Cobb Dam ...	823	7.3 -1.8	2.8	11.1 14 -6.3 5	196	16	-12	69	14
Murchison ...	158	8.8 0.6	4.7	13.3 26 -6.9 23	242	18	+65	14	14
Lake Rotoiti ...	634	7.0 -2.6	2.2	10.0 25 -8.3 7	208	16	+51	75	14
Hokitika Aerodrome ...	39	11.0 1.8	6.4	13.8 26 -2.6 5	358	19	+117	46	16
Reefton ...	198	9.0 0.1	4.6	13.3 26 -5.0 7	257	21	+92	54	14
Totara Flat ...	77	10.2 0.5	5.4	15.0 26 -4.6 23	324	19	+167	48	14
Greymouth ...	4	11.0 3.8	7.4	13.5 14 -0.1 22	327	19	+134	43	14
Otira Substation ...	383
Hari Hari ...	45	11.3 0.0	5.7	14.1 30 -4.5 5	437	18	+196	74	14
Franz Josef ...	122	10.7 0.8	5.8	14.0 30 -2.0 22	561	18	+218	115	14
Fox Glacier ...	152	10.9 0.3	5.6	13.0 30 -2.5 22	500	17	+186	91	14
Haast ...	4	11.0 2.2	6.6	13.8 17 -1.6 4	390	21	+151	61	15
Milford Sound ...	3	9.1 0.8	5.0	14.4 25 -2.8 1	618	21	+240	109	31
Stephens Island ...	187
Riwaka, Motueka ...	8	12.6 0.3	6.5	17.2 27 -3.7 24	90	12	-55	46	14
Golden Downs Forest ...	274	10.1 -2.1	4.0	13.7 29 -7.2 24	110	13	-4	52	14
Brightlands Bay ...	15	12.8 6.2	9.5	15.8 14 2.4 6	108	11	-76	54	14
Appleby ...	17	12.4 0.8	6.6	16.4 27 -2.6 6	61	10	-30	32	14
Nelson Aerodrome ...	2	11.9 -0.1	5.9	16.0 29 -4.0 24	68	9	-23	43	14
Rai Valley ...	79	11.9 -1.2	5.4	15.5 27 -6.5 6	93	11	-90	65	14
Moutere Hills ...	137	11.3 3.6	7.5	15.0 29 0.2 5	64	9	-40	35	14
Blenheim Aerodrome ...	27	13.5 -0.2	6.7	18.0 29 -4.4 5	40	6	-31	33	14
Blenheim ...	4	13.4 0.6	7.0	18.0 29 -3.6 25	36	7	-30	29	14
Wither Hills, Blenheim ...	32	13.2 0.9	7.1	17.7 29 -3.4 24	30	6	-39	24	14
Waihopai Power Station ...	262	11.9 0.0	6.0	16.2 31 -4.2 24	71	8	-8	54	14
Black Birch Range ...	1396
Vernon Lagoons ...	2	13.5 -0.7	6.4	18.4 29 -4.6 22	23	7	19	14	176
Lake Grassmere ...	2	12.2 2.3	7.3	18.4 27 -2.3 24	20	6	-46	13	171
Cape Campbell ...	3	11.9 5.5	8.7	16.0 27 3.0 24	20	8	-56	9	14
Hanmer Forest ...	387	9.6 -1.6	4.0	16.5 31 -7.5 1	85	16	-19	22	14
Molesworth ...	893	5.4 -5.0	0.2	13.1 31 -10.0 13	76	.	+15	13	3
Kaikoura ...	99	12.0 4.2	8.1	22.0 31 0.8 24	19	9	-62	3	144
Balmoral Forest ...	198	11.1 -2.1	4.5	17.3 29 -7.1 24	37	11	-27	11	3
Waiau ...	137	11.4 -1.0	5.2	18.2 31 -7.6 1	59	13	.	21	3
Tasman Saddle Hut ...	2438
The Hermitage, Mount Cook	765	5.9 -2.8	1.6	12.7 30 -7.8 12	441	16	+197	127	31
Godley Peaks, Tekapo	762
Mount John ...	1027	4.8 -2.1	1.4	12.6 29 -5.9 5	63	11	+17	21	14
Ski Basin ...	1554	0.7 -4.7	-2.0	5.8 30 -10.5 5	.	.	.	.	.
Craigieburn Forest ...	914	6.7 -3.0	1.9	13.5 27 -7.2 24	198	14	+74	68	15
Lake Coleridge ...	364	9.5 -1.8	3.9	16.0 29 -6.5 1	97	18	+16	29	14
Highbank Power Station ...	336	10.0 1.6	5.8	17.5 29 -2.5 24	51	12	-28	12	29
Hororata Substation ...	192	11.2 -2.0	4.6	18.4 31 -7.5 24	44	14	-22	14	29
Winchmore ...	160	11.0 -0.2	5.4	19.1 27 -5.2 24	47	13	-14	9	3
Peel Forest ...	274	11.3 -1.6	4.9	19.9 27 -6.9 24	42	15	10	31	.
Ashburton ...	101	11.6 0.3	6.0	19.6 27 -5.6 24	55	14	-6	12	2
Waipara ...	64	11.8 0.1	6.0	19.3 27 -5.3 24	29	9	.	11	3
Ashley Forest ...	107	11.2 1.8	6.5	19.5 31 -2.7 24	41	12	-30	13	29
Rangiora ...	46	11.7 -0.7	5.5	19.8 31 -6.6 1	36	11	-17	12	3
Darfield ...	195	9.6 0.3	5.0	18.1 27 -3.9 1	59	13	-7	16	3
Eyrewell Forest ...	158	11.1 0.1	5.6	19.0 27 -5.1 24	53	15	-13	15	3
Christchurch Airport ...	30	11.3 0.3	5.8	19.7 27 -4.8 24	69	14	+8	20	3
Christchurch Airport Site B	30	11.3 -0.8	5.3	19.7 27 -6.5 1	71	13	.	21	3
Christchurch ...	7	11.5 -0.3	5.6	20.0 26 -5.0 1	80	12	+22	19	3
Bromley, Christchurch ...	9	11.4 1.5	6.5	19.9 27 -3.7 24	73	13	+17	14	3
Mount Pleasant ...	137	11.1 3.9	7.5	19.1 31 0.0 24	88	12	+14	17	4
Lincoln ...	11	11.2 0.1	5.7	18.9 27 -4.5 1	83	17	+25	14	3
Lake Tekapo ...	683	6.0 -3.8	1.1	15.4 29 -10.8 5	83	9	+30	36	14
Lake Pukaki No. 2 ...	556	6.5 -2.8	1.9	15.5 31 -10.0 13	75	9	.	25	14
Fairlie ...	306	10.4 -2.9	3.8	19.7 29 -8.2 1	79	10	+23	49	3
Twizel ...	457	5.7 -5.9	-0.1	16.0 29 -14.7 5	77	12	.	23	14
Haldon ...	399
Ikawai ...	70	10.3 -0.4	5.0	20.1 29 -6.5 1	32	10	.	7	31
Geraldine ...	119	11.4 -0.9	5.3	21.5 31 -5.1 24	37	15	.	7	3
Orari Estate ...	81	10.8 -1.1	4.9	20.0 26 -6.2 24	36	15	-22	9	31
Temuka ...	24
Timaru Aerodrome ...	26	11.0 -2.3	4.4	20.1 29 -6.7 1	19	12	-24	4	3
Adair Soil Con. Res. ...	85	11.1 1.2	6.2	20.6 29 -2.6 1	26	10	-17	10	31
Timaru ...	17	11.0 0.0	5.5	20.0 27 -5.5 1	32	12	-9	10	31

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