New Zealand Gazette – 1979 – No. 30

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✨ Climatological Data

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

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.	B. Min.	°C	°C	Date	°C	Date	mm		mm	Amount
Whatawhata	104	23.6	13.6	18.6	+0.0	28.6	7	7.7	11	203	13	+117
Rukuhia	66	24.1	12.0	18.1	+0.0	29.3	2	5.0	11	207	12	+126
Hamilton Aerodrome	76	23.6	12.7	18.2		27.5	4	6.8	11	131	13
Cambridge	27	22.4	14.8	18.1	+0.1	25.5	4	8.0	11	161	12	+42
Port Taharoa	46	21.3	12.2	17.6		29.0	7	4.3	11	162	14	+136
Mohakatino Station, Mokau	123	24.0	12.6	18.3	-0.4	29.8	6	6.5	11	235	14
Arapuni Power Station	61	23.3	12.1	17.7	-0.6	29.0	2	6.0	11	138	18	+44
Te Kuiti	171	23.9	11.5	17.7	-0.6	30.4	2	5.7	21	195	17	+73
Taumarunui	61	21.8	14.3	17.7	-0.4	25.6	7	8.9	27	67	12	-43
Omata	55	21.5	13.5	17.5	+0.2	26.6	4	6.5	11	78	14	+59
New Plymouth Aerodrome	27	21.8	13.2	17.5		26.6	4	8.2	11	178	13
Te Wera Forest	180		10.0					3.4	11
Lower Retaruke	223
Turangi	366	21.5	11.3	16.4	-0.5	26.8	2	5.6	21	150	13	+15
The Chateau, Tongariro	1,119	16.0	5.7	10.9	-1.3	23.5	2	1.0	24	266	13	+60
Mangamutu, Pahiatua	116	21.4	11.5	16.5	-0.2	28.0	2	3.5	21	80	13	-6
Mount Bruce Reserve	305
Kopua	114	23.5	11.3	17.4	+0.1	31.3	3	2.5	21	41	11	-25
Waipukurau	137	22.5	11.0	16.8	-0.1	30.9	3	4.9	12	99	13	+33
Dannevirke	207	22.0	11.6	16.8	+0.3	28.7	2	3.2	21	68	12	+2
Castlepoint	3	21.1	14.7	17.9	+0.5	25.5	8	10.4	21	64	9	+6
Pakaraka	152
Ngaumu Forest	244	22.2	10.5	16.4	+0.4	31.3	3	2.5	21	73	13	-5
Tauherenikau, Alloa	43	22.2	10.8	17.0	-0.4	32.0	3	4.4	21	63	9	+12
Gladstone, Arahura	116	22.5	11.0	16.8	-0.1	30.9	3	5.7	25	127	13	+21
Waiorongomai	21	20.9	12.0	16.5	-0.3	28.0	4	10.3	11	90	10	-28
Cape Palliser	10	21.7	14.3	18.0	+0.7	31.6	3	9.7	27	70	7	-65
East Cape	17	22.6	15.2	18.9	-0.3	28.3	9	11.1	20	98	13	+14
Ruatoria	61	24.6	14.6	19.6	+0.7	28.4	15	8.0	21	102	9	+114
Mangatu Forest	182	23.0	13.3	18.2	-0.1	29.3	15	7.6	1	254	16
Manutuke, Gisborne	9	23.3	13.7	18.5	+0.0
Gisborne Aerodrome	4	24.2	13.8	19.0	+0.3
Onepoto, Waikaremoana	643	20.0	10.3	15.2	-0.9	27.0	3	4.6	21	186	15	+84
Whararata Forest	439
Esk Forest	414
Kaweka Forest
Napier Aerodrome	2	23.2	13.6	18.4		30.3	17	7.9	21	113	11	+42
Napier	2	23.5	14.2	18.9	-0.1	29.0	17	7.0	21	111	10	+53
Hastings	12	23.7	13.5	18.6	-0.3	30.9	17	6.9	21	60	10	+7
Frasertown, Wairoa	286	23.9	11.9	17.7	-0.1	29.5	16	4.6	21	189	11	+8
Gwawas Forest	78
Makaretu	335
Mohaka Forest	20	20.5	12.5	16.5	-0.6	26.8	4	4.1	21	52	12	+10
Portland Island	16	21.7	12.7	17.2	-0.6	30.2	4	7.8	26	58	15	-6
Kapiti Island	914
Ohakea	3	20.9	11.8	16.4	-0.6	29.6	4	4.3	25	46	12	-15
Wharite Peak
Kairanga, Palmerston North	15	22.0	12.5	17.3	+0.1	30.3	4	5.5	21	72	12	+11
Palmerston Nth. Aerodrome	45	22.0	12.5	17.3	+0.1	30.3	4	5.5	21	64	12	-5
Palmerston North D.S.I.R.	34	21.6	13.3	17.5	-0.1	28.4	4	6.6	21	61	12	-8
Massey University	61
Foxton	3
Waitarere Forest	94	21.0	12.8	16.9	+0.0	28.0	4	6.8	25	90	13	+11
Porirua	46	20.9	12.5	16.7	-0.5	29.0	4	7.1	21	65	13	-7
Taita, Lower Hutt	65	20.8	13.4	16.6	-0.3	28.8	4	8.6	21	88	14	+4
Avalon, Lower Hutt	15	21.0	13.0	17.0	-0.1	27.3	4	4.3	25	109	16	+1
Kelburn, Wellington	125	20.3	11.8	16.1	+0.3	28.0	4	9.0	25	89	16
Gracefield, Lower Hutt	34	20.6	12.9	16.8	-0.4	27.6	4	7.3	25	76	13	+10
Wainuiomata	82	20.3	11.8	16.1	-0.3	28.0	4	4.5	21	195	15	+43
Wellington Airport	6	20.9	14.1	17.6	+0.2	28.6	4	8.5	21	81	16	+36
Kaitoke	223	21.1	11.3	16.2	-0.4	24.1	3	3.0	11	111	12	+88
Wallaceville	56	20.9	10.1	15.1	-0.6	25.6	3	4.6	21	183	10	-34
Stratford Mountain House	311	20.1	12.5	16.4	+0.0	26.2	4	6.8	21	45	12
Manaia Dem. Farm	98	20.3	12.5	16.4
Normanby	122	20.7	11.7	16.2		26.9	4	5.7	21	48	18

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