New Zealand Gazette – 1979 – No. 50

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✨ Climatological Table

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 50

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for April 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
		A Max. °C	B Min. °C	°C	°C	Maxm. °C Date	mm		mm	Amount mm Date	Hrs
Te Kauwhata	32	19.7	10.5	15.1	+0.4	23.1 6	82	9	-20	41 11	141
Ruakura, Hamilton	40	19.8	9.2	14.5	+0.5	23.0 4	118	11	+19	45 11	167
Whatawhata	104	19.1	9.7	14.4	+0.0	22.2 4	146	14	+11	62 11	158
Rukuhia	66	19.9	9.9	14.9	+0.5	22.6 3	87	12	-15	37 11
Hamilton Aerodrome	50	20.0	8.1	14.1	+0.5	23.2 2	96	13	-3	39 11
Cambridge	76	19.4	9.0	14.2		22.3 3	84	12		29 11
Port Taharoa	27	19.6	12.8	16.2	-0.2	23.0 3	174	12		62 10
Mohakatino Station, Mokau	46	18.5	12.0	15.3	+0.5	20.7 4	205	14	+73	58 10
Arapuni Power Station	123	19.5	8.8	14.2	+0.2	22.7 3	111	12	+2	49 11
Waikeria	46	20.1	7.9	14.0		24.6 3	97	11		28 11
Te Kuiti	61
Pureora Forest	549
Taumarunui	61	18.7	7.2	13.4	+0.1	23.7 3	140	13	+31	44 10	142
Omata	55	18.9	11.2	15.1	+0.8	21.3 5	166	15		37 11
New Plymouth	27	18.7	10.9	14.8	+0.7	21.6 5	183	15	+42	55 11	152
New Plymouth Aerodrome	130	18.0	7.5	12.8	+0.8	21.6 3	146	12	+11	37 11
Te Wera Forest	223
Lower Retaruke	366	17.1	6.6	11.9	-0.3	20.5 6	108	13		33 10	158
Turangi	1119
The Chateau, Tongariro	116	17.8	7.8	12.8	+0.2	21.0 3	80	13	-14	27 11
Mangamutu, Pahiatua	305	16.3	8.1	12.2	+0.9	23.0 7	155	16	-44	25 8	123
Mount Bruce Reserve	114	18.3	8.4	13.4	+0.7	22.5 9	27	10	-36	9 12
Waingawa, Masterton	311	16.9	7.9	12.4	-0.1	21.0 5	41	12	-40	12 30
Kopua	207	17.9	8.3	13.1	+0.3	22.4 6	35	12	-46	13 11	122*
Waipukurau	3	18.0	12.3	15.2	+1.4	22.2 8	23	9	-56	9 11	121
Castlepoint	152
Pakaraka	244	17.7	6.7	12.2		22.0 9	22	12	-59	8 11
Ngaumu Forest	43
Tauherenikau, Alioa	116	17.8	8.9	13.2	+0.7	21.4 4	14	7	-52	7 11
Gladstone, Ararhua	21	17.4	9.9	13.2	+0.6	20.8 4	84	12	-28	31 11
Waiorongomai	10	17.9	12.2	15.1	+1.4	21.5 8	43	16	-36	14 11
Cape Palliser	61	20.7	10.9	15.8	+0.7	23.5 7	29	13	-58	15 11	166
Ruatoria	182	18.9	9.9	14.4	+0.2	22.4 9	105	22	-22	26 11
Mangatu, Forest	9	20.1	9.1	14.6	+0.1	24.2 7	34	9	-32	13 11
Manutuke Gisborne	4	20.0	10.0	15.0	+0.4	24.6 7	26	17	-65	11 11	146
Gisborne Aerodrome	643	16.2	7.7	12.0	+0.1	25.0 5	56	16	-124	18 2	128
Onepoto, Waikaremoana	335
Wharerata Forest	427	16.6	8.5	12.6	+0.1	21.7 6	26	9	-111	8 11
Esk Forest	414	17.1	9.0	13.1	+0.6	21.9 9	59	12	-58	22 1
Kaweka Forest	2	19.6	9.8	14.7	-0.1	24.1 9	36	7	-25	13 11
Napier Aerodrome	12	19.5	9.2	14.4	+0.0	23.5 9	28	9	-20	14 11
Napier	9	19.0	7.5	13.3	-0.2	23.5 9	43	8	-13	18 11
Hastings	335	17.0	6.4	11.7	+0.0	22.1 8	22	9	-67	9 11
Gwava Forest	286
Makaretu	78	18.0	13.7	15.9	+0.7	21.7 9	26	12	-63	6 14	149
Portland Island	16	16.3	11.9	14.1	+0.1	19.5 9	137	11	+37	49 11	169
Kapiti Island	7	17.4	9.5	13.5	-0.1	19.7 7	113	11	+15	25 11
Paraparaumu Aerodrome	48	18.3	9.7	14.0	+0.0	22.0 6	54	11	-15	23 11	157
Ohakea	914
Wharite Peak	34	18.3	10.1	14.2	+0.5	21.9 7	74	12	+0	24 11	135
Kairanga, Palmerston North Aerodrome	61	18.4	9.2	13.8	+0.1	21.6 7	117	10	+53	38 11	151
Palmerston North DSIR	3	17.7	10.1	13.9	+0.3	20.7 3	103	12	+28	30 11	152
Massey University	46	17.1	11.1	14.1	+0.7	20.5 3	92	10	+49	25 11	131
Foxton	94	17.3	9.7	13.5	-0.1	20.2 4	73	10	-29	24 11	143
Porirua	65	17.7	10.3	13.8	+0.3	20.0 4	75	10	-22	25 11
Taita, Lower Hutt	15	17.2	10.7	13.7	+0.3	19.7 4	85	11	-12	25 11
Avalon, Lower Hutt	125	16.6	9.1	12.7	+0.4	18.7 3	100	13	-16	25 11
Kelburn, Wellington	152	16.3	11.1	13.8		19.0 4	68	13		21 11
Karori, Wellington	43	16.8	10.6	13.7	+0.0	19.9 4	67	9	-35	21 11
Gracefield, Lower Hutt	34	17.0	11.1	14.1	+0.1	21.1 17	75	14	-11	19 11	131
Wellington Airport	82	16.9	8.0	12.2	+0.7	19.8 4	98	15	-44	38 11	118
Wainuiomata	223	16.3	11.7	15.2	+0.6	21.8 6	171	21	+59	60 11
Kaitoke	8	16.5	5.4	9.2	+0.4	17.7 3	600	19	+112	133 10	137
Stratford Mountain House	846	13.0	7.4	12.0	-0.3	20.3 3	108	15	+11	49 11
Stratford Dem. Farm	311	16.5	9.2	13.4	+0.1	21.5 6	69	21		22 11
Manaia Dem. Farm	98
Normanby	122	17.5	9.1	13.3		21.0 6

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