New Zealand Gazette – 1978 – No. 86

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✨ Climatological Table

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No. 86

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for August 1978—continued

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L. Metres	Means of A Max. °C	B Min. °C	Mean of A and B °C	Difference From Normal °C	Absolute Maximum and Minimum			Rainfall in Millimetres				Bright Sunshine Hrs
						Maximum °C	Date	Minimum °C	Date	Total Fall mm	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal mm	Maximum Fall Amount mm
Hamilton Aerodrome	50	14.5	3.5	9.0	+0.0	17.2	13	-1.6	1	93	14	-24	22
Cambridge	76	14.0	5.0	9.5	+0.8	16.9	3	-0.8	1	64	17	14	33
Port Taharoa	27	14.5	8.8	11.7	+0.3	16.7	13	5.8	1	168	15	-52	35
Mohakatino Station, Mokau	46	14.1	3.9	9.0	-0.1	18.0	23	-1.0	30	83	16	-16	20
Arapuni Power Station	123	14.5	5.0	9.5	+0.4	17.4	13	0.1	2	134	19	+16	24
Te Kuiti	61	13.9	3.9	8.8	+0.3	14.0	23	-2.5	30	128	16	-37	23
Purcora Forest	549	10.9	1.9	6.4	+0.2	15.6	6	-2.1	30	117	20	-18	21
Taumarunui	171	13.7	3.9	8.8	+0.3	16.6	13	-2.0	26	123	23	+16	22
Omata	61	13.8	6.4	10.1	+0.4	15.6	13	1.5	26	129	22	-13	36
New Plymouth	55	12.4	3.3	7.9	+0.1	15.8	13	-1.7	1	181	13	40	14
Te Wera Forest	27	12.1	2.3	7.2	+0.0	16.1	23	-3.0	7	106	18	19	11
Lower Retaruke	223	13.3	3.1	8.2	+1.2	18.0	23	-4.5	7	246	14	-5	62
Turangi	366	12.6	1.4	7.0	-0.6	15.0	24	-2.2	6	86	17	-28	17
The Chateau, Tongariro	1,119	6.6	3.0	8.5	+0.4	18.1	12	-1.0	7	52	13	-39	14
Mangamutu, Pahiatua	116	13.1	1.7	6.9	+0.1	15.2	11	-2.6	26	159	17	-88	37
Mt. Bruce Reserve	207	13.9	4.1	8.7	+0.6	16.4	23	-0.8	7	63	13	-41	18
Waingawa, Masterton	311	12.2	2.0	7.1	-0.5	18.5	11	-2.4	10	49	14	-55	17
Kopua	91	13.5	4.9	9.2	+0.8	16.8	12	-0.2	6	50	13	-100	11
Waipukurau	137	13.6	3.1	8.4	+0.3	17.8	11	0.1	6	33	16	-53	11
Dannevirke	21	13.4	4.9	9.2	+0.3	17.5	12	-0.9	9	94	13	-58	28
Castlepoint	3	13.5	7.9	10.7	+0.8	19.7	9	-2.7	7	164	12	-54	54
East Taratahi	17	15.1	4.7	9.9	+0.1	18.2	8	0.2	7	38	12	-71	11
East Cape	643	14.9	4.6	9.8	-0.1	19.2	24	-0.4	9	47	12	-70	14
Manutuke, Gisborne	9	14.8	2.7	8.8	+0.0	17.8	27	-2.7	9	27	8	-57	12
Gisborne Aerodrome	4	12.8	3.8	8.0	+0.4	17.5	11	-1.5	9	82	13	-54	13
Onepoto, Waikaremoana	414	12.8	4.4	8.6	+0.4	17.4	11	-1.5	29	69	11	-47	32
Napier Aerodrome	2	13.9	3.7	8.8		17.3	10	-1.7	9	32	9	-60	13
Napier	12		4.2							34	11		13
Hastings	9	14.8	2.7	8.8	+0.0	17.8	11	-2.7	9	27	8	-57	12
Hawlock North	335	12.5	0.9	6.7	-0.1	18.4	11	-9.5	1	49	9	-83	17
Gwavas Forest	335	13.3	2.4	7.9	+0.3	17.4	11	-1.6	6	33	15		11
Mohaka Forest	286	13.5	4.6	9.1	+0.7	18.0	9	-0.8	9	88	10	-77	30
Frasertown, Wairoa	8	15.0	4.7	9.9	+0.0	18.9	24	-0.4	9	67	11	-88	28
Wairoa	20		8.5							37	16	-75	16
Kapiti Island	16	13.3	5.1	9.2	+0.1	15.9	24	0.4	21	111	13	+20	17
Paraparaumu Aerodrome	48	13.7	5.3	9.5	+0.2	17.4	24	1.3	21	70	15	-11	15
Ohakea	3	14.1	4.3	9.2	+0.6	18.5	24	0.0	2	71	13	-15	15
Wharite Peak	914	13.6	4.4	9.0	+0.3	18.3	24	-1.0	29	64	15	-10	11
Kairanga, Palmerston North	15	13.3	5.9	9.6	+0.4	17.1	24	1.1	1	114	16	+17	31
Palmerston North Aerodrome	45	13.7	5.3	9.5	+0.4	18.9	24	-0.2	29	72	14	-14	15
Palmerston North D.S.I.R.	34	13.4	5.2	9.3		18.5	24	-0.3	29	69	8	-12	23
Massey University	61	13.8	5.2	9.5	+0.7	18.6	16	-0.8	29	94	13	-18	26
Foxton	3	13.3	6.5	9.8	+0.8	16.0	22	3.0	14	124	15	-26	21
Waitarere Forest	46	12.9	6.6	9.8	+0.9	15.8	9	3.5	29	104	15	-20	17
Taita, Lower Hutt	65	12.7	5.3	10.0		14.9	24	0.5	6	125	15	-39	19
Kelburn, Wellington	125	12.9	5.6	9.2	+1.0	15.1	13	-2.3	26	169	18	-32	28
Avalon, Lower Hutt	152	13.3	6.1	9.8	+0.5	15.6	22	1.6	6	83	14	-19	15
Karori, Wellington	34	12.8	7.1	10.2	+0.6	15.7	22	2.2	21	114	17	-5	18
Somes Island	82	12.7	4.0	8.2	+0.9	16.8	24	-2.0	26	122	26	-18	18
Wellington Airport	6	13.3	4.4	8.9	+0.8	16.5	22	-2.0	6	169	17	-135	106
Kaitoke	223	14.1	7.4	10.8	+0.5	15.6	13	-0.8	20	136	17	-23	21
Gracefield, Lower Hutt	311	11.9	3.8	7.9	+0.1	14.7	6	0.4	26	94	16		12
Stratford Mountain House	846	8.2	0.9	4.6	+0.3	15.7	6	0.0	26	84	24	+13	15
Manaia Dem. Farm	98	13.2	5.0	9.0	-0.3	16.0	23	-5.6	2	149	18		25
Normanby	122	13.7	6.5	10.1		13.5	24
Ohakune Junction	629	9.9	1.1	5.5
Karioi	648

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