New Zealand Gazette – 1977 – No. 54

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✨ Climatological Summary

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 54

NEW ZEALAND METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE
CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for March 1977

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 mm	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall Amount mm	Date
		°C	°C	°C	°C	°C
Cape Reinga	191	23.2	16.4	19.8	+1.6	26.0	93	15	+24	41	21
Kaitaia Aerodrome	80	23.5	16.0	19.0	+0.2	26.2	63	14	-21	28	21
Aupouri Forest	69	25.0	13.8	19.4	+0.8	28.1	48	9	-31	30	21
Umawera No. 2	64	24.1	12.6	18.4	+0.3	27.4	103	10	-38	35	21
Kaikohe	204	22.9	14.1	18.5	+0.9	26.2	76	7	+9	102	22
Waiotemarama	122	23.0	13.7	18.4		26.0	199	13		31	22
Waipoua Forest	88	23.2	11.8	17.5	+0.2	26.5	102	7	-5	38	22
Dargaville	20	23.8	12.4	18.1	+0.3	27.5	108	7	+29	34	21
Waitangi Forest	55	23.2	17.3	17.4	+0.7	26.2	277	10	+127	142	22
Glenbervie Forest	107	24.1	14.7	19.4	+0.9	27.9	213	9	+96	109	22
Whangarei Aerodrome	37	23.4	14.0	19.2	+0.9	28.1	146	7	+8	66	22
Marsden Power Station	3	23.5				26.3	152	6	+1	83	22
Mokohinau	102	23.4	12.9	18.2	+0.0	26.8	84	10	+36	51	22
Leigh	27	22.7	12.7	17.7	+1.0	28.0	127	8	-2	65	22
Warkworth	72	23.5	12.9	18.3	+1.1	27.2	95	9	-3	63	22
Woodhill Forest	30	22.4	12.2	17.9	+1.0	27.2	53	5	-51	35	22
Whenuapai Aerodrome	26	23.5	12.8	18.2	+0.7	26.9	92	10	+32	41	22
Albert Park, Auckland	49	23.9	14.0	18.9	+0.9	26.5	85	9	-16	38	22
Oratia, Auckland	4	24.1	14.7	19.4	+1.2	27.4	167	9	-35	109	22
Port Fitzroy	41	23.0	12.9	18.5	+0.7	27.9	123	8	-45	75	22
Whangapoua Forest	3	23.8	15.4	19.6	+1.2	27.4	139	9	-16	69	22
Thames	3	23.1	13.6	18.4	+0.7	27.5	41	9	-66	19	22
Paeroa	4	24.7	11.4	18.1	+0.8	27.9	46	7	-76	21	22
Waihi	91	25.0	13.7	19.4	+1.5	28.6	129	8	+10	76	22
Te Aroha	12	22.9	14.5	18.7	+0.7	28.4	81	7	-77	42	22
Tauranga	2	24.0	12.6	18.3	+1.1	29.1	53	5	-75	22	23
Tauranga Aerodrome	4	23.2	11.6	17.6	+0.9	28.3	60	5	-42	21	23
Te Puke	91	23.2	12.8	18.0	+1.3	28.3	48	7	-75	21	23
Rotoehu Forest	72	23.4	14.0	18.7	+0.9	28.5	51	8	-42	21	23
Edgcumbe	5	23.0	12.0	17.5		28.2	59	4	-73	23	22
Whakatane Aerodrome	6	24.8	11.9	18.4	+0.8	27.0	57	6	-62	42	23
Tokoroa	305	22.1	10.7	16.8	+0.6	25.8	99	5	-49	71	23
Kinleith	307	22.6	11.9	17.3	+1.3	29.8	68	5	-84	58	23
Kawerau	30	24.6	10.6	17.6	+0.6	25.2	80	9	-32	56	23
Whakarewarewa	307	22.9	10.4	15.7	+0.9	27.2	66	6	-41	41	23
Rotorua Aerodrome	287	22.1	10.5	16.3	+0.7	27.7	79	5	-14	47	23
Tarawera Forest	61	23.3	10.3	16.8	+1.2	27.8	64	8	-25	27	23
Waiotapu Forest	544	23.5	11.0	17.3			88	8	-9	57	23
Atiamuri Power Station	253	21.2	7.9	14.6	+0.3	24.7	49	7	-27	36	23
Kaingaroa Forest	198	22.4	10.1	16.3	+0.7	26.5	68	8	+9	60	23
Murupara	305	23.2	8.8	16.0	+1.2	27.7	77	5	-70	31	23
Broadlands	437	21.7	10.6	16.2	+0.6	22.3	42	5	-17	26	23
Wairapakau Forest	376	18.1	8.7	13.4	+0.6	28.6	118	7	-14	47	23
Taupo Aerodrome	407	23.6	11.7	17.7	+0.8	26.8	87	8	-20	23	22
Waimihia Forest	743	23.0	15.0	19.0	+1.1	26.1	67	8	-9	31	23
Mangere, Auckland	4	23.9	13.6	18.8	+1.3	26.3	72	9	-55	14	22
Otara, Auckland	12	23.2	14.0	18.5		27.0	86	10	-10	40	23
Orere Point	30	24.2	12.7	18.5	+0.9	27.2	79	7	-53	14	22
Auckland Airport	8	22.7	13.3	18.0	+0.3	25.0	88	7	-50	54	23
Ardmore, Auckland	30	24.4	12.5	18.1	+1.3	27.3	34	10	-63	11	22
Pukekohe	82	24.1	11.9	18.0	+1.3	28.2	24	6	-60	10	23
Whatawhata	104	24.1	12.7	18.4	+1.3	27.4	29	6	-55	14	22
Maioro Forest	52	24.4	10.9	17.7	+1.3	27.6	33	6	-42	112	23
Rukuhia	35	23.7	12.5	18.1	+1.3	27.1	46	5	-49	9	22
Hamilton Aerodrome	66	24.1	12.1	18.1	+0.9	27.1	18	5	-39	24	23
Cambridge	76	24.1	12.4	18.3	+1.4	28.5	55	4	-41	18	23
Mohakatino Station, Mokau	50	23.3	15.8	19.6	+1.5	25.7	151	9	-39	23	23
Arapuni Power Station	123	24.8	10.4	17.6	+1.1	28.5	37	3	-41	26	22
Waikeria	46	24.7	10.4	17.6	+1.1	28.5	58	7
Te Kuiti	61	23.9	11.3	17.6	+0.9	27.2

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