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.	Means of
	Metres	A Max.	B Min.	°C	°C	Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum				Rainfall in Millimetres					Bright Sunshine Hrs
							Maximum	Date	Minimum	Date	Total Fall mm	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal mm	Maximum Fall Amount mm	Date
Geraldine	119	17.0	5.7	11.4			26.0	5	-2.0	27	14	9	-57	4	6
Orari Estate	81	17.1	4.9	10.9	+0.2		27.4	5	-0.6	27	12	8	-41	3	6
Timaru Aerodrome	24	16.9	4.1	11.3	+0.1		24.8	5	-1.4	27	10	7	-36	3	6
Adair	85	16.1	6.4	11.8	+0.2		24.0	5	0.2	27	8	7	-40	3	6
Waimate	17	17.0	6.9	12.0	+0.5		25.1	5	0.5	27	14	7	-26	5	6
Oamaru Aerodrome	61	17.1	6.3	11.2	+0.1		25.0	5	-0.4	27	15	7	-20	6	7
Tara Hills, Omarama	488	14.6	4.1	9.4	-0.6		19.5	5	-0.3	27	43	13	+18	15	7
Lake Hawea	350	16.2	5.1	10.7	+0.5		20.6	5	-4.0	27	63	12	-25	21	7
Wanaka	296	16.7	5.2	11.0			22.2	5	-5.9	27	36	8	-29	7	7
Bendigo	200	15.5	2.6	9.1			21.2	5	-3.7	27	24	10	-32	12	7
Ranfurly	610	16.7	5.8	11.3	+0.6		25.0	5	1.0	27	16	5		6	29
Herbert Forest	61	16.8	4.5	10.7	+0.8		25.2	5	-2.0	27	31	13	-25	9	27
Cherry Farm Hospital	6	16.4	6.2	11.3	+0.7		28.0	6	1.0	13	35	14	-29	10	27
Taiaroa Head	72	14.3	9.1	11.7			24.3	5
Invermay, Taieri	30
Berwick Forest	18	16.9	4.6	11.1	+0.2		24.1	4	-4.3	14	44	11	-6	11	12
Dunedin Airport	215	17.4	4.9	11.2	+0.9		23.9	4	-4.5	27	55	15	-1	11	9
Borland Burn	183	14.6	6.4	10.5	+1.0		20.2	2	0.6	27	149	21	+17	21	24
West Arm, Manapouri	232	11.8	6.1	9.0	-0.2		18.0	4	2.1	26	73	14	+2	19	24
Queenstown Aerodrome	349	14.6	3.8	9.2	-0.5		20.2	5	-2.7	14	65	14	+6	14	24
Cromwell	213	16.4	4.2	10.3	+0.2		22.5	5	-3.6	27	31	13	+11	6	24
Clyde Dam	160	17.0	5.2	11.1			23.4	5	-1.3	14	41	11	+6	9	27
Ophir	305	16.7	2.9	9.8	+0.4
Earnscleugh	152	18.0	3.6	10.8	+0.8		24.1	4	-4.3	14	36	13	+6	12	27
Alexandra	141
Roxburgh Power Station	110	17.6	4.6	11.1	+0.2
Moa Flat	410	15.3	4.9	10.1	+1.0		20.6	5	-1.2	27	82	11	+16	16	12
Mahinerangi Dam	396	14.6	5.3	10.0	+1.4		20.3	5	-1.2	27	104	12	+23	19	30
Tapanui	226	15.8	5.3	10.6	+0.3		21.1	4	-0.1	13	86	15	+7	24	12
Taieri Mouth	15	15.2	6.4	10.8	+0.5		23.5	5	0.0	27	61	13	-8	22	25
Otautau	55	16.3	5.0	10.7	+0.6		22.3	4	-2.5	27	184	18	-82	46	12
Winton	44
Gore	123	15.5	5.6	10.6	+0.7		21.2	4	0.0	27	76	19		13	12
Hokonui Forest	47	16.2	6.3	11.3	+1.2		22.5	4	-0.5	27	105	16	+8	20	25
Woodlands	18	16.1	5.6	10.9	+0.9		22.4	4	-1.8	27	97	20	+34	37	11
Invercargill Aerodrome	0	16.2	5.0	10.6	+0.4		21.3	4	1.4	27	134	21	-1	23	28
Tiwai Point, Bluff	5	15.3	7.3	11.3
Stewart Island	3		7.2						1.5	27	191	25		36	24
Milton	18	16.2	5.0	10.6	+0.5		23.1	4	-0.7	16	63	12		22	12
Finegand, Balclutha	6	16.2	5.6	10.9	+0.7		22.7	5	-2.2	27	51	18	+8	14	12
Owaka	5	15.8	5.1	10.5			22.0	5	-6.6	27	67	14		20	12
Nugget Point	129	13.9	7.7	10.8	+0.7		20.0	5	2.0	13	84	18		24	12
Tautuku	61
Raotonga Airport	38
Raoul Island	15	16.3	10.2	13.3	+0.9		18.7	7	4.4	14	81	18	-8	19	12
Waitangi, Chatham Island	44
Campbell Island	15
Nandi Airport, Fiji	9
Totokotu, Rarotonga
Scott Base, Antarctica	16	-15.8	-27.2	-20.0	+4.3		-7.0	1	-41.7	19

LATE RETURNS AND CORRECTIONS


Cape Reinga Lh, March 1979	191	22.2	16.9	19.6	+1.4	24.8	27	13.9	30	163	24	+94	57	14
Waipoua Forest, March 1979	88		14.8					8.5	30	155	19	+48	49	28
Dargaville, March 1979	20	23.7	16.1	20.2	+2.4	28.0	21	11.2	6	192	16	+113	99	11
Whangarei, March 1979	29	23.9	16.3	19.9	+2.0	27.3	10	10.8	30	187	16		52	18
Marsden Power Station, March 1979	3	23.8	16.3	20.1	+1.0			10.4	19	172	18		50	18
Warkworth, March 1979	72	22.6	16.1	19.4	+2.1	25.2	10	10.3	30	226	20		82	18
Oyster Point, March 1979	0	23.4	16.3	19.9	+1.7	26.4	21	10.8	6	106	19		52	18
Te Teko, March 1979	8	24.0	14.6	19.3	+1.2	28.4	2	7.5	31	450	17	+318	83	19
Waiotapu Forest, March 1979	435	20.0	11.9	16.0		22.4	11	5.2	2	341	15	+234	76	9
Pureora Forest, March 1979	549	19.8	11.4	15.6	+2.0	23.0	6	5.1	1	230	13	+118	56	20

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