New Zealand Gazette – 1979 – No. 38

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✨ Climatological Table

10 MAY
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CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for March 1979—continued

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	Air Temperatures in Degrees (Celsius)						Rainfall in Millimetres				Bright Sunshine
	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.°C	Date	mm		mm	Amount	Date
Whatawhata	104	23.0	14.4	18.7	+2.1	25.3	7	138	14	+52	32	15
Rukuhia	66	23.4	13.5	18.5	+2.1	26.0	8	124	14	+40	29	15
Hamilton Aerodrome	50	22.8	14.2	18.7	+2.2	26.3	8	90	16		14	20
Port Taharoa	27	23.8	16.6	20.2	+2.2	27.7	8	90	17		14	15
Mohakatino Station, Mokau	46	22.6	15.9	19.3	+2.2	26.4	3	114	12	+5	33	15
Arapuni Power Station	123	24.0	13.8	18.9	+2.0	28.0	15	160	14	+69	46	9
Waikeria	61	23.5	14.0	18.8		26.5	7	110	13		25	15
Te Kuiti	61	23.6	14.0	18.8	+2.1	26.6	14	100	17	+1	18	15
Pureora Forest	549
Taumarunui	171	23.5	13.6	18.6	+2.1	27.2	7				32	20
Omata	61	22.3	15.7	19.0	+1.6	26.6	21	113	14	+29	31	15
New Plymouth	55	22.4	14.6	18.5		27.0	21	130	16		34	15
New Plymouth Aerodrome	27	22.1	14.2	18.2	+1.9	26.6	9	122	18	+20	28	15
Lower Retaruke	223
Turangi	366	21.3	12.9	17.1	+1.8	24.9	21	226	15		51	9
The Chateau, Tongariro	1119	17.1	8.2	12.7	+2.0	21.2	8	202	17	+24	31	22
Mangamutu, Pahiatua	116	20.6	12.9	16.8	+1.5	26.5	8	154	17	+70	27	10
Mount Bruce Reserve	305	19.8	11.2	15.5	+1.4	26.6	7	214	16		37	21
Waingawa, Masterton	114	21.1	12.2	16.7	+1.1	28.0	7	228	20	+152	45	29
Kopua	311	19.9	12.9	16.4	+1.4	26.5	8	315	18	+239	95	20
Waipukurau	137	21.5	12.8	17.2	+1.4	27.6	7	305	17	+126	50	23
Dannevirke	207	21.1	12.5	16.8	+1.2	27.3	8	210	18	+290	71	20
Castlepoint	3	19.8	15.1	17.5	+1.0	25.2	7	361	16	+161	48	29
Pakaraka	152
Ngaumu Forest	244	21.2	11.8	16.5	+2.2	28.0	7	309	17	+223	60	30
Tauteremikau, Alloa	43	20.9	12.3	16.6	+0.8	27.9	18	245	16		37	21
Gladstone, Arahura	116
Waiorongomai	21	19.7	13.3	16.5	+1.1	25.9	10	149	17	+45	26	16
Cape Palliser	9	23.3	14.2	18.8	+1.9	28.2	7	191	16	+105	37	16
East Cape	17	22.1	16.1	19.1	+0.9	25.2	4	196	20	+97	50	20
Onepoto, Waikaremoana	643	20.6	12.4	16.5	+1.9	25.9	29	321	19	+153	49	16
Ruatoria	61
Wharerata Forest	182	23.1	13.9	18.5	+1.5	25.5	8
Esk Forest	427	20.4	12.6	16.5	+1.5	25.8	3	423	19	+288	86	16
Kaweka Forest	414	20.5	12.5	16.5	+0.8	26.8	3	437	18	+166	72	19
Napier	2	22.4	14.8	18.6	+1.2	27.8	3	273	17	+207	56	19
Hastings	12	22.6	14.4	18.5	+1.3	27.2	2	339	16	+278	72	20
Havelock North	9	22.0	13.9	18.0	+2.0	25.7	28	315	17	+254	76	20
Gwavas Forest	335	20.3	11.1	15.7	+1.3	26.5	3	387	20	+278	85	20
Makaretu	335
Mohaka Forest	286	21.7	13.3	17.5	+1.6	26.4	10	275	17	+167	63	16
Frasertown, Wairoa	8	23.0	14.2	18.6	+1.4	28.0	8	226	17	+114	53	16
Portland Island	78	19.9	16.3	18.1	+0.6	22.5	8	148	18	+74	32	19
Paraparaumu Aerodrome	7	20.4	13.7	17.1	+1.1	24.1	8	103	18	+27	25	29
Ohakea	48	21.6	13.9	17.8	+1.2	26.8	8	110	17	+44	20	19
Kairanga, Palmerston North Aerodrome	15	22.0	13.1	17.6	+1.3	26.6	8	117	16	+64	19	29
Palmerston North DSIR	34	21.5	14.3	17.9	+1.5	25.6	10	132	17	+58	25	21
Massey University	61	21.4	14.0	17.7	+1.7	26.8	8
Waitarere Forest	3	21.1	13.8	17.5	+1.5	25.6	10	91	15	+30	15	15
Foxton	3	21.4	14.0	17.7	+1.7	25.2	22	115	19	+39	16	29
Porirua	94
Taita, Lower Hutt	65	19.7	13.6	16.7	+0.9	25.8	10	197	19	+98	62	30
Avalon, Lower Hutt	15	19.8	13.7	16.8	+0.9	25.8	10	196	18	+97	66	30
Kelburn, Wellington	125	19.0	13.0	16.0	+0.4	25.1	10	222	19	+128	59	30
Karori, Wellington	152	18.3	12.6	15.5	+0.9	23.2	10	254	19	+144	77	30
Somes Island	43	19.1	13.8	16.5		25.5	10	198	19		58	30
Gracefield, Lower Hutt	34	19.5	13.8	16.7	+0.7	25.5	10	198	18	+99	71	30
Wainuiomata	82	19.5	13.2	16.4	+1.2	25.0	10	286	20	+54	110	30
Wellington Airport	6	19.4	12.8	16.5	+0.4	24.7	10	165	18	+76	45	10
Kaitoke	223	19.3	12.2	15.8	+1.8	24.4	10	204	20	+95	54	19
Cape Egmont	8	20.2	12.8	16.5	+1.2	25.0	10	181	19	+216	116	19
Stratford Mountain House	846	17.0	9.9	13.5	+1.9	21.6	22	645	20	+78	35	19
Stratford Dem. Farm	311	19.9	11.5	15.7	+1.1	25.4	9	215	17		33	19
Manaia Dem. Farm	98	20.7	12.9	16.8	+1.1	26.0	10	108	15	+27

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