New Zealand Gazette – 1979 – No. 50

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✨ Climatological Table

14 JUNE
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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NEW ZEALAND METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE

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

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	Air Temperatures in Degrees (Celsius)						Rainfall in Millimetres				Bright Sunshine Hrs
		Means of			Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum		Total Fall	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall
		A Max.	B Min.	Mean of A and B	°C	Max° C	Date	Min° C	Date	mm		mm
Cape Reinga	191	20.4	14.5	17.5	+0.8	23.8	8	10.6	13	52	10	-45
Kaitaia Aerodrome	80	20.9	12.7	16.8	+0.1	23.1	4	8.2	27	82	15	-37
Aupouri Forest	69	20.5	13.9	17.2	-0.1	22.7	8	10.7	19	73	12	-33
Kaitaia	8	22.1	11.5	16.8	+0.0	25.1	2	7.1	16	91	8
Kerikeri Aerodrome	150	20.0	10.9	15.5		22.8	8	7.1	19	73	8
Umarera	50	21.0	10.8	15.9	-0.1	23.4	5	7.1	19	51	13
Waikohu	204	19.4	11.8	15.6		22.1	5	9.0	19	120	17	-55
Waipoua Forest	88	20.6	8.8	14.7	-0.7	25.0	4	4.3	18	95	14
Dargaville	20	21.0	11.0	16.0	+0.3	24.0	8	4.0	19	60	12	-44
Waitangi Forest	55	21.0	11.7	16.4	-0.3	23.7	7	8.3	27	34	9	-88
Glenbervie Forest	107	19.6	8.6	14.1	-0.5	22.8	10	2.8	19	67	14	-103
Whangarei Aerodrome	37	20.6	11.3	15.9	+0.4	24.2	9	10.6	27	63	16
Whangarei	29	20.0	10.8	15.5	+0.2	23.2	8	5.5	19	87	12
Marsden Power Station	3	20.7	12.2	16.5	+0.1	23.6	8	5.2	19	99	13
Mokohinau	102	20.3	15.2	17.8	+0.6	24.2	5	11.3	15	76	11	-15
Te Hana	10	20.0	10.6	15.5	+0.1	23.1	7	5.0	27	85	13
Leigh	27	20.1	10.1	15.1	-0.1	22.7	8	3.8	19	160	14	+12
Warkworth	72	20.4	10.8	15.6	+0.3	22.9	10	4.7	19	170	14	+20
Oyster Point	30	20.1	10.2	15.2	-0.4	23.3	10	6.2	26	121	13	+2
Woodhill Forest	32	20.2	10.8	15.5	+0.3	23.0	10	4.3	27	79	15
Whenupai Aerodrome	26	20.8	10.5	15.7	+0.7	23.7	9	3.7	27	101	18	-64
Albert Park, Auckland	41	19.9	11.7	15.8	+0.2	23.0	3	4.9	27	55	13	-59
Owairaka, Auckland	41	20.3	10.1	15.2	-0.2	23.3	8	4.0	27	75	11	-95
Port Fitzroy	43	20.4	11.6	16.0		23.1	10	4.3	27	101	12	-64
Coromandel	4	20.6	10.9	15.5	+0.3	21.2	11	5.0	27	27	13	-98
Tairua Forest	3	19.7	8.9	14.2	-0.2	22.6	8	0.7	27	40	10
Waihi	91	20.1	9.6	14.9	+0.3	21.7	2	3.3	27	34	8
Te Aroha	12	19.5	7.6	13.6	+0.4	22.8	2	2.0	14	31	9	-76
Rotorua Aerodrome	287	18.3	8.6	13.5	+0.3	21.1	2	0.9	27	47	11	-72
Tauranga Aerodrome	4	20.6	10.3	15.8	+0.6	20.7	3	1.4	27	139	12	+41
Whakatane Aerodrome	5	19.9	8.6	14.3		21.7	3	-0.5	27	148	12	-55
Port Ohope	9	20.4	11.2	15.8	+0.3	23.4	9	1.3	22	59	9	-105
Kinleith	383	17.2	8.7	13.0	-0.1	21.2	4	2.6	27	40	10	-58
Tokoroa	305	18.2	7.5	12.9	+0.3	22.5	2	1.8	27	59	10
Tikitere	338	17.8	9.4	13.6		21.2	7	3.9	14	40	9
Kawerau	30	20.6	9.3	15.0	-0.1	23.4	2	1.8	27	59	10
Te Teko	8	21.3	8.9	15.1	+0.4	24.6	2	0.9	27	47	11	-72
Whakarewarewa	307	18.3	8.4	13.4	+0.2	22.5	2
Tarawera Forest	61	20.0	9.0	14.5	+0.4	23.5	6	2.5	27	69	9	-48
Atiamuri Power Station	253	18.4	7.4	12.9	+0.3	22.2	7	0.3	14	134	10	+27
Kaingaroa Forest	544	16.3	5.6	11.0	-0.5	19.1	3	-1.7	27	59	11	-55
Murumura	198	19.1	6.6	12.9		21.8	4	-0.5	27	20	9	-74
Broadlands	305
Wairapukao Forest	437	17.1	3.2	10.2	-0.8	23.8	4	-4.6	27	70	10	-34
Taupo	376	17.8	7.0	12.4	+0.0	21.5	4	-0.6	27	99	12	+8
Wairakei Power Station	342	17.7	7.1	12.4	-0.2	20.6	2	-1.0	27	97	11	-2
Wairakei Research Station	402	18.3	5.9	12.1	+0.3	22.1	4	-3.2	27	97	12	+0
Minginui Forest	366	17.7	5.3	11.5	-0.0	22.2	3	-2.0	27	64	10	-45
Taupo Aerodrome	407	17.0	6.9	12.0		20.0	6	3.5	14	105	10	+30
Waimihia Forest	6	20.2	9.9	15.1	+0.3	22.7	3	4.9	19	122	14	+26
Opotiki	37	19.7	12.0	15.9	+0.4	23.2	6	6.5	27	50	8	-95
Waimana	4	20.3	11.0	15.7	+0.5	23.4	8	7.9	19	121	14	+14
Mangere, Auckland	12	19.9	11.4	15.7		23.3	6	4.1	19	114	13	+0
Orere Point	30	20.3	10.3	15.3	+0.1	23.2	4
Auckland Airport	8	19.8	11.4	15.6		22.8	5	3.2	19	127	14
Ardmore	30	20.3	10.3	15.3	+0.1	23.2	4	6.8	1	107	11
Pukekohe	82
Humua	122	19.1	9.3	14.2		22.0	5	3.2	19	127	14
Maioro Forest	52	19.9	11.4	15.6		23.9	4	6.1	19	99	11	-15
Mercer	35	19.8	11.4	15.6		22.8	4	6.8	1	107	11
Maramarua Forest	38	20.0	9.0	14.5	+0.4	23.5	6	2.5	27	69	9	-48

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