New Zealand Gazette – 1979 – No. 18

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✨ Climatological Summary

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CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for January 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	Maximum °C	Date	Minimum °C	Date	mm		mm
Whatawhata	104	23.3	13.2	18.3	+0.7	28.5	25	6.8	15	15	10	-66
Rukuhia	66	24.7	13.1	18.9	-0.9	30.0	20	7.3	15	18	7	-53
Hamilton Aerodrome	76	25.0	11.9	18.5		29.7	20	4.5	6	15	10
Port Taranaki	27	23.5	16.4	20.0	+1.5	27.9	26	11.4	17	31	9	-67
Mohakatino Station, Mokau	46	21.2	14.5	17.9	+0.4	24.8	26	8.4	5	35	10	-82
Arapuni Power Station	123	26.2	11.9	19.1	+0.8	31.0	20	5.6	6	14	6	-67
Waikeria	46	25.5				30.9	20			24	7
Pureora Forest	61	21.1	14.3	17.7	+0.3	24.2	20	9.6	6	58	12	-90
Te Kuiti	55	22.0	12.9	17.5	+0.6	24.9	26	6.8	6	17	12	-66
New Plymouth	27	21.9	13.1	17.5	+0.5	25.0	20	3.3	6	56	9	-56
New Plymouth Aerodrome	180	22.2	10.4	16.3	+1.1	25.5	20	1.0	6	132	21	-42
Te Wera Forest	114	24.7	12.1	18.3	+1.3	32.7	10	5.3	6	26	8	-38
Turangi	366	24.6	12.0	18.3	+1.2	26.1	27	4.3	6	52	12	-61
The Chateau, Tongariro	1119	18.5	7.1	12.8		25.2	10	1.0	6	16	4	-75
Mangamutu, Pahiatua	137	26.2	11.8	19.0	+1.2	31.9	10	4.5	6	17	6	-48
Mount Bruce Reserve	207	23.5	12.5	18.0	+1.2	28.5	27	5.1	6	28	9	-40
Waingawa, Masterton	3	23.0	15.3	19.2	+1.4	28.4	10	9.2	6	24	4
Kopua	152
Pakaraka	244	23.3	10.9	17.1	+1.2	31.0	10	4.7	6	17	6	-57
Ngaumu Forest	43	24.5	12.1	18.3	+1.1	31.0	10	6.2	31	53	8	-23
Tauherenikau, Alloua	116	23.8	11.0	17.4	+0.7	32.0	10	4.2	31	8		-50
Gladstone, Ararhua	21	21.5	12.6	17.1	+0.5	25.9	10	6.7	31	82	10	-12
Waiorongomai	17	23.8	15.8	19.8	+1.0	34.5	3	9.5	6	22	5	-67
East Cape	61	27.5	14.2	20.9	+2.3	38.9	11	6.0	6	11	5	-116
Ruatoria	182	26.4	13.2	19.8	+1.6	35.1	11	5.0	6	42	9	-52
Mangatu Forest	427	24.4	12.6	18.5	+2.0	34.0	11	5.0	6	37	4	-80
Kaweka Forest	414	24.8	13.5	19.2	+2.3	31.5	11	8.1	6	39	5	-14
Napier Aerodrome	2	25.9	14.1	20.0	+1.7	35.2	11	7.1	6	37	1	-46
Hastings	9	26.6	14.1	20.4	+1.5	35.1	11	4.8	6	16	3	-40
Havelock North	335	24.8	10.1	17.5	+1.6	32.0	10	2.9	6	10	4	-89
Gwavas Forest	335
Makaretu	286	25.7	13.3	19.5	+1.9	36.0	11	6.5	6	34	5	-66
Mohaka Forest	8	26.9	14.0	20.5	+1.7	38.0	11	7.5	6	49	5	-53
Frasertown, Wairoa	20		14.4							35	4	-39
Wairoa	78	23.1	16.9	20.0	+0.3	26.9	27	8.0	6	32	10	-52
Portland Island	15	22.3	12.3	17.3	+0.3	26.6	27	7.0	25	36	8
Kapiti Island	45	22.7	13.0	17.9	+1.0	27.1	27	8.0	6	36	11	-43
Paraparaumu Aerodrome	34	22.2	13.6	17.9	+0.6	26.9	9	8.9	6	32	14	-58
Massey University	61		13.1					7.0	6	28
Foxton	3
Wharite Peak	914
Kairanga, Palmerston North	3	20.9	13.1	17.0	0.2	25.8	17	5.9	17	20	11	-41
Palmerston Nth. Aerodrome	46	21.1	13.4	17.3	+0.5	25.1	20	7.8	17	43	14	-33
Palmerston North DSIR	65	21.1	13.6	17.4	+0.7	24.7	17	8.2	31	46	15	-43
Porirua	15	21.4	13.7	17.6	+0.7	25.5	7	8.4	17	50	13	-40
Taita, Lower Hutt	125	21.0	13.4	17.2	+0.8	25.3	7	9.3	31	28	10	-53
Avalon, Lower Hutt	34	21.1	13.9	17.5	+0.5	24.8	17	9.5	5	27	13	-48
Kelburn, Wellington	82	21.2	12.5	16.9	+0.7	25.0	7	7.0	9	42	12	-32
Karori, Wellington	152	21.9	14.4	18.2	+1.0	24.9	9	8.1	5	53	14	-33
Somes Island	43	20.5	13.9	17.2		24.0
Gracefield, Lower Hutt	6	21.7	12.3	17.0	+0.5	25.5	10	6.0	31	199	12	-218
Wainuiomata	223	20.7	11.4	16.1	+0.9	25.4	7	4.7	17	90	17	-50
Kaitoke	56	21.1	14.2	17.7	+0.6	24.5	26	7.0	24	37	6	-99
Cape Egmont	846	19.8	8.1	14.0	+1.3	24.8	10	2.4	6	36	6	-42
Stratford Mountain House	311	21.2	10.2	15.7	+0.2	25.0	9	5.6	17	61	15	-50
Manaia Dem. Farm	98	20.8	12.2	16.5	+0.3	25.7	26	6.0	17
Normanby	122	21.8	11.5	16.7		26.2	26	5.2	17	44	7
Patea	43	20.9	13.7	17.3	+0.2	25.5		9.0

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