New Zealand Gazette – 1978 – No. 8

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✨ Climatological Data

270 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 8

NEW ZEALAND METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for December 1977

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	Air Temperatures in Degrees (Celsius)					Rainfall (in millimetres)				Bright Sunshine
	Metres	Means of	Mean of A and B	Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum		Total Fall	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall	Hrs
		A Max. °C	B Min. °C	°C	Maximum °C	Date	mm		mm	Amount
					Minimum °C					Date
Cape Reinga	191	19.9	13.2	16.6	22.0	18	51	11	-7	21	232
Kaitaia Aerodrome	80	21.3	11.4	16.4	25.2	3	77	11	-17	16	13
Aupouri Forest	69	20.5	13.3	16.9	23.6	14	50	10	-30	14	13
Kaitaia	8	22.6	11.3	17.0	27.1	3	64	9	-14	13	30
Umawera No. 2	64	21.6	10.1	15.9	25.4	19	75	9	-19	18	13
Kaikorie	204	20.3	11.1	15.7	25.4	4	59	9		16
Waiotemarama	88	20.8	8.4	14.6	25.1	28	90	12	-12	18	9
Waipoua Forest	20	22.0	12.0	17.0	25.0	20	47	9	-42	12	9
Dargaville	53	20.9	9.2	15.1	25.8	19	52	10	-62	14	9
Waitangi Forest	107	21.7	12.2	17.0	27.3	19	64	10	-30	18	6
Glenbervie Forest	37	22.1	11.1	16.6	27.6	19	81	9		26	6
Whangarei Aerodrome	29	20.6	10.7	15.7	23.3	1	105	12	+1	45	11
Whangarei	3	20.1	10.7	15.4	22.9	19	113	9	+27	42	11
Marsden Power Station	102	20.2	13.7	17.0	24.5	7	37	14	-29	13	13
Mokohinau	27	19.7	12.8	16.3	22.2	4	67	11		12	14
Leigh	72	20.8	10.2	15.5	24.3	5	96	13	+13	19	25
Warkworth	0	20.6	10.7	15.7	24.5	19	101	13	+17	39	11
Woodhill Forest	30	20.1	10.7	15.4	22.9	19	113	9		46	11
Riverhead Forest	28	20.8	10.4	15.6	24.5	3	40	12	-74	15	13
Whenuapai Aerodrome	49	20.9	13.2	17.1	25.4	5	103	14	-11	24	9
Albert Park, Auckland	41	21.2	12.3	16.8	25.6	3	116	12	+12	37	11
Oratia, Auckland	41	22.1	10.8	16.5	25.4	4	90	9	-27	51	11
Owairaka, Auckland	91	21.6	13.4	17.5	25.8	6	77	9	-42	40	11
Port Fitzroy	12	22.0	12.3	17.2	27.9	3	120	13	+37	33	14
Whangapoua Forest	4	20.8	12.1	16.5	24.3	5	134	10	+1	57	11
Thames	91	21.2	11.0	16.2	25.2	4	125	14		29	13
Tairua Forest	3	20.4	12.5	16.5	23.5	21	141	10	-64	40	14
Paeroa	4	22.7	10.9	16.8	25.4	3	185	13		69	14
Waihi	91	22.2	10.3	16.3	25.5	3	160	9	+29	59	14
Te Aroha	30	20.8	10.1	15.5	24.5	5	169	10	+42	67	14
Tauranga Aerodrome	72	20.8	9.9	15.4	27.7	5	126	9	-9	46	14
Te Puke	5	21.1	11.4	16.3	25.3	20	214	10	+5	47	30
Rotoehu Forest	2	20.9	12.3	16.6	24.0	20	134	10	+13	52	14
Whakatane	6	20.6	11.1	15.9	23.5	21	125	14	+11	28	14
Whakatane Aerodrome	9	19.4	9.4	14.4	25.4	3	185	13		69	14
Port Ohope	383	21.0	8.7	14.9	29.5	3	155	13	+28	45	14
Kinleith	304	22.2	8.1	14.1	26.4	3	120	13	+3	25	11
Tokoroa	30	19.7	10.1	14.9	24.5	5	103	15	-9	26	11
Kawerau	8	22.2	10.8	16.5	26.0	5	161	10	+16	33	14
Tikitere	307	19.8	9.8	14.8	24.6	4	132	14	+19	62	14
Te Teko	61	23.8	10.0	16.9	29.5	5	176	14	+30	57	14
Whakarewarewa	287	19.2	9.2	14.2	25.2	4	147	17	-15	53	14
Rotorua Aerodrome	435	20.7	7.8	14.3	27.9	3	99	11		28	11
Tarawera Forest	198	22.2	9.9	16.1	29.6	4	131	13	+7	36	14
Waiotapu Forest	366	20.1	8.8	14.4	26.4	3	97	14	-22	20	11
Purukohukohu	437	20.6	8.6	14.6	24.0	21	123	14	+16	30	11
Wairakei Power Station	342	20.7	9.0	14.9	24.9	20	201	12	+71	62	14
Murupara	631	20.7	7.8	14.3	23.8	19	100	15	+19	45	11
Broadlands	305	20.3	12.9	16.6	24.1	17	98	14	+14	29	14
Wairakei Research Station	407	20.0	8.8	14.4	24.2	3	149	10	+52	38	14
Minginui Forest	743	17.0	7.3	12.2	24.5	3	118	10	+45	35	14
Waipukapuka Forest	37	21.4	9.8	15.6	25.1	2	142	12	+31	29	14
Taupo Aerodrome	6	20.2	11.0	15.6	26.4	3	124	12	+35	41	14
Waimana	12	20.9	11.0	16.0	24.3	5	109	14		48	11
Otaru, Auckland	30	20.4	10.9	15.7	24.6	3	120	12		48	11
Auckland Airport	8	20.3	12.9	16.6	24.1	17	98	14	+14	29	14
Ardmore, Auckland	30	19.8	11.2	15.5	24.2	28	135	13	+38	50	14
Pukekohe	82	20.9	9.9	15.4	24.5	3	118	10	+42	35	14
Maioro Forest	35	21.3	9.0	15.2	25.7	3	142	12		35	14
Mercer	38	21.0	9.4	15.2	26.4	3	124	12		41	14
Maramarua Forest	32	20.7	10.1	15.4	25.1	2	122	10		29	14
Te Kauwhata	40	21.0	9.4	15.2	26.4	3	124	12		41	14
Whatawhata	66	21.0	10.1	15.6	26.1	5	135	13	+38	50	14
Hamilton Aerodrome	50	21.1	8.4	14.8	26.4	9	131	11	+42	47	14
Cambridge	76	20.9	10.0	15.5	26.3	3	119	10		54	14

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