New Zealand Gazette – 1979 – No. 102

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✨ Climatological Table

8 NOVEMBER

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for September 1979—continued

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	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall
		°C	°C	°C	°C	Max°m	Date	Min°m	Date	mm		mm
Normanby	122	14.0	7.4	10.7	+0.5	18.9	30	-0.4	27	95	30	22
Patea	43	14.3	4.6	9.5	+1.8	17.0	14	-6.5	27	89	18	50
Turoa, Mount Ruapehu	1,628	4.8	-1.3	1.8		9.0	14	-2.0	27	257	20	19
Ohakune Junction	648	11.2	4.6	7.9		16.0	14	-2.5	27	102	22	18
Waiouru	823	10.7	2.9	6.8	+0.4	15.8	14	-3.0	27	100	23	18
Waiouru Military Camp	823	10.1	2.8	6.5	+0.5	15.5	14	-3.1	28	105	21	18
Taihape	433	13.6	4.2	8.9	-0.1	19.2	12	-2.6	24	72	21	17
Kahui, Taihape	518	15.0	9.0	12.0	+0.7	19.2	14	2.3	26			10
Wanganui	9	15.9	8.5	12.2	+1.3	18.0	4	2.6	28	69	23	12
Farewell Spit	3	15.7	7.0	11.4	+0.6	17.8	4	1.6	26	66	14	13
Taranui	10	14.3	7.3	10.8	+0.7	18.3	3	3.2	25	239	24	36
Westport Airport	2	10.5	2.5	6.5	+0.8	15.0	27	-2.8	27	154	22	30
Arapito	20	14.3	7.2	10.8		18.5	3	2.0	25	271	22	32
Cobb Dam	5	14.1	7.5	10.8		17.7	3	4.3	26	229
Lake Rotoroa	443	11.6	3.9	7.8		15.6	27	-3.1	26	184	23	38
Lake Rotoiti	634	13.9	6.1	10.0	+0.4	17.5	3	-1.5	22	292	24	35
Hokitika Airport	39	14.0	4.9	9.5	+0.6	17.1	16	-1.6	26	194	24	30
Reefton	198	14.5	4.9	9.7	+0.2	17.1	16	-1.5	26	215	23	44
Totara Flat	421	13.8	6.8	10.3	+0.1	16.0	4	-2.2	22	254	23	37
Springs Junction	383	11.6	3.9	7.8		15.3	27	-1.4	22	452	21	127
Hari Hari	45	14.3	4.7	9.5	+0.4	17.4	3	-0.9	26	203	17	33
Franz Josef	122	13.6	4.4	9.0	+0.0	17.4	4	-0.6	22	652	20	187
Fox Glacier	152	13.2	4.9	9.1		18.1	3	-3.0	17	111	19	20
Milford Sound	3	12.9	3.8	8.4	-0.2	16.9	3	5.0	22	947	25	203
Puysegur Point	43		6.2			14.6	2	-0.9	26	89	16	36
Riawaka, Motueka	187	12.3	8.4	10.4	+1.0	19.0	4	0.0	26	68	13	12
Golden Downs Forest	274	15.5	5.8	10.7	+1.3	18.0	4	-4.5	26	28	10	7
Appleby	17	15.6	5.4	10.8	+0.9	18.7	4	-2.3	26	20	9	7
Nelson Airport	101	14.9	7.4	11.2	+1.0	18.7	4	-1.0	26	64	15	16
Blenheim	4	16.4	6.4	11.4	+0.9	20.3	28	-2.3	27	15	8	6
Waihopai Power Station	262	14.6	4.9	9.8	+0.4	17.6	12	-3.0	26	81	14	12
Vernon Lagoons	2	16.0	5.8	10.9	+0.9	17.5	7	4.7	27	32		8
Lake Grassmere	387	15.0				20.2	12	-3.5	22	36	12	16
Cape Campbell	99	13.7	6.5	10.1	+0.3	19.6	13	-2.0	27	26	9	7
Hammer Forest	198	15.0	3.9	9.5	+1.0	13.8	26	-2.3	22	572	23	99
Molesworth	244	14.4	3.8	9.1		20.3	12	-2.8	22	25	8	8
Kalkoura	137	15.9	4.1	10.0	+0.1	19.7	27	-2.5	24	65	11	35
Arthurs Pass	765	10.9	2.1	6.5	+0.3	16.5	27
Balmoral Forest	1,027	9.8	1.4	5.6
The Hermitage, Mount Cook	914
Craigieburn Forest	364	14.0	3.2	8.6	+0.3	20.5	12	-1.8	26	54	11	17
Lake Coleridge	336	13.0	4.3	8.7	-0.1	17.6	14	0.8	4	28	11	7
Highbank Power Station	192	15.1	3.6	9.4	+0.9	23.2	28	-2.5	26	26	17	5
Hororata Substation	160	14.3	3.7	9.0	+0.6	19.8	28	-1.4	26	27	10	14
Winchmore	274	14.5	2.6	8.6		20.1	30	-1.6	27	28	13	6
Peel Forest	101	15.5	3.8	9.7	+0.3	23.1	28	-1.1	10	18	9	10
Ashburton	64	14.7	4.4	9.6		20.8	16	0.7	20	17	11	4
Waipara	107
Ashley Forest	46	15.7	3.6	9.7	+0.6	21.9	28	-1.9	23	21	10	5
Rangiora	195	14.8	3.9	9.4	+0.3	20.3	30	-1.0	26	26	13	9
Darfield	158	14.8	2.7	8.8	+0.3	20.8	30	-2.7	27	24	9	34
Eyrewell Forest	30	15.2	4.1	9.7	+0.6	21.9	28	-0.9	23	18	13	5
Christchurch Airport	137	14.6	6.3	10.5	+0.6	20.6	28	3.0	26	19	8	5
Mount Pleasant	12
Broadfield, Lincoln	3	15.1								22	13	7
Akaroa	11									69	11	26
Lake Tekapo	683	12.4	2.6	7.5	+0.5	19.0	27	-1.0	4	52	9	29
Lake Pukaki	556	12.1	2.4	7.3	+0.8	17.6	14	-1.4	4	80	17	28
Fairlie	304	14.9	1.0	8.0		21.6	30	-2.5	3	33	11	8
Twizel	457	13.9	1.2	7.6	+0.7	19.0	14	-4.0	26	75	13	30

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