New Zealand Gazette – 1977 – No. 5

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✨ Climatological Table

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 5

NEW ZEALAND METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for November 1976

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	Air Temperatures in Degrees (Celsius)						Rainfall (in millimetres)			Bright Sunshine
	Metres	Means of			Absolute Maximum and Minimum			Total Fall	No. of Rain Days	Maximum Fall	Hrs
		A Max.	B Min.	Mean of A and B	Difference From Normal	Maximum	Date	Minimum	Date	mm	Amount
Cape Reinga	191	17.2	12.0	14.6	-0.6	20.5	24	9.4	12	76	15
Kaitaia Aerodrome	80	18.6	10.9	14.8	-1.1	21.1	3	4.9	14	130	31
Aupouri Forest	69	17.9	12.2	15.1	-1.0	20.6		8.8		115	30
Kaitaia	8
Umawera No. 2	64	18.9	10.6	14.8	-0.9	23.5				168	32
Kaikohe	204	17.4	10.4	13.9	-1.1	21.9	24	6.3	13	191	42
Waipoua Forest	88
Dargaville	20	19.8	11.2	15.5	-0.9	23.5	25	6.0	14	107	21
Waitangi Forest	55	18.3	9.3	13.8	-0.6	22.9	29	1.7	14	265	92
Glenbervie Forest	107	18.9	11.2	15.1	-1.1	22.8	24	6.4	13	201	77
Whangarei Aerodrome	37	19.1	10.8	15.0	-1.1	23.3	24	5.4	14	196	68
Whangarei	29	19.0				23.7	25			171	43
Marsden Power Station	3
Mokohinau	102	17.7	12.4	15.1	-0.8	20.8	25	9.3	11	121	38
Leigh	27	17.5	12.1	14.8	-0.8	21.2	25	7.4	12	158	53
Oyster Point	0	18.5	9.9	14.2	-0.9	21.8	28	3.4	14	118	15
Warkworth	72	18.1	10.1	14.1	-1.2	21.1	4	3.2	9	235	68
Woodhill Forest	30	18.2	10.0	14.3	-0.7	22.0	24	4.9	14	112	24
Whenupai Aerodrome	26	19.2	11.9	15.3	-0.9	22.1	25	7.4	13	137	40
Albert Park, Auckland	49	18.6	9.7	14.1	-0.9	22.6	24	3.3	14	158	46
Owairaka, Auckland	41	18.2	11.0	14.6	-0.4	22.4	22	6.7	13	153	34
Port Fitzroy	4	18.7	11.5	15.1	-1.2	22.0	25	6.6	14	265	85
Whangapoua Forest	3	18.2	10.6	14.4	-0.5	23.2	25	4.8	8	147	60
Thames	4	19.9	8.6	14.3	-1.0	23.7	27	1.9	14	195	53
Waihi	91	17.9	9.4	13.7	-1.4	22.5	23	0.4	8	122	42
Te Aroha	12		10.6
Tauranga	2	18.2	11.0	14.6	-1.1	21.5	25	2.5	8	74	14
Tauranga Aerodrome	4	18.5	9.8	14.2	-1.1	21.7	25	2.2	8	72	16
Te Puke	91	18.5	8.9	13.7	-1.4	21.0	22	1.5	8	199	46
Rotoehu Forest	72	18.3	8.1	13.2	-1.1	20.3	23	0.4	8	122	15
Edgecumbe	5
Whakatane	2	19.0	10.2	14.6	-1.0	22.0	6	2.5	8	119	29
Whakatane Aerodrome	6	18.8	8.9	13.9	-1.1	21.6	6	1.3	8	148	86
Kinleith	383	17.2	7.4	12.3	-1.1	21.2	25	0.1	8	104	29
Tokoroa	305	18.5	7.1	12.8	-0.6	21.8	25	0.3	8	104	28
Kawerau	30	19.8	8.9	14.4	-1.5	22.7	23	1.4	16	104	35
Te Teko	8	19.8	8.8	14.3	-1.1	22.0	23	0.4	8	140	42
Whakarewarewa	307	17.5	7.8	12.7	-1.2	20.9	26	0.2	8	89	22
Rotorua Aerodrome	287	17.3	7.7	12.5	-1.5	20.1	26	0.1	8	93	35
Tarawera Forest	61
Waiotapu Forest	435	16.4	6.6	11.5	-1.6	20.2	3		8	94	17
Atiamuri Power Station	253	18.2	7.5	12.9	-1.1	22.4	4	-1.0	8	115	26
Kaingaroa Forest	544	15.7	6.3	11.0	-1.5	19.8	4	-0.5	8	103	18
Murupara	198	18.9	7.8	13.4	-1.9	22.6	22	-1.0	8	81	13
Broadlands	305					18.2	22
Wairapukao Forest	437	16.6	5.0	10.8	-1.9	21.4		-2.8	8	106	28
Taupo	376	17.1	6.4	11.8	-1.5	21.5	22	-2.0	8	95	21
Wairakei Power Station	342	17.5	7.1	12.3	-1.4	22.0	25	-1.4	8	98	31
Wairakei Soil Con. Res.	402	17.7	6.0	11.9	-0.9	22.5	25	-2.1	8	105	25
Minginui Forest	366	17.5	5.5	11.5	-1.4	21.0	22	-1.9	8	104	17
Taupo Aerodrome	407	17.0	5.7	11.4
Waimihia Forest	743	13.6
Opotiki	6
Waimana	37	19.2	8.2	13.7	-1.3	22.3	6	-0.8	8	169	46
Mangere, Auckland	4	18.2	11.5	14.9	-0.8	22.4	4	7.2	14	129	28
Otara, Auckland	12	18.6	10.1	14.2	-0.6	21.3	25	3.5	12	123	13
Auckland Airport	30	18.8	9.0	13.9	-0.8	23.0	3	7.8	14	90	22
Pukekohe	82	18.3	10.0	14.2	-0.6	21.4	28	6.0	14	83	20
Maitoro Forest	52	18.4	10.1	14.3	-0.7	23.4	4	4.5	14	89	20
Mercer	35	19.0	8.9	14.0	-1.0	22.2	4	1.8	8	71	18
Maramarua Forest	38	18.7	8.7	13.8	-0.6	22.1	4	2.5	8	93	28
Te Kauwhata	32	18.9	9.5	14.2	-1.0	22.8	4	4.5	12	112	25
Ruakura, Hamilton	40	18.9	8.3	13.7	-0.9	22.9	4	2.3	8	52	13
Whatawhata	104	17.8	8.8	13.3	-0.8	22.8	3	0.8	8	97	34
Hamilton Aerodrome	50	19.2	7.4	13.3	-0.4	22.5	20	6.7	13	77	21
Lake Taharoa	27	19.0	11.3	15.2	-0.8	20.8	2	3.7	13	116	39
Mohakatino Station, Mokau	46	17.2	9.9	13.6	-0.7	25.0	24	1.5	8	107	34
Arapuni Power Station	123	20.3	8.1	14.2

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