New Zealand Gazette – 1979 – No. 62

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✨ Climatological Summary

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 62

NEW ZEALAND METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE

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

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.	B Min.			Maximum	Date	Minimum	Date	mm		mm
Cape Reinga	191	18.0	11.4	14.7	+0.2	22.5	10	4.5	20	116	19	-36
Kaitaia Aerodrome	80	17.8	12.3	15.1	+0.0	21.8	10	7.4	21	118	15	-17
Aupouri Forest	69	19.3	11.1	15.2	+0.7	24.0	10	3.0	20	108	17	-42
Kerikeri Aerodrome	150	17.4	9.6	13.5		23.0	10	4.6	21	99	18
Kaitaia	50	17.9	9.9	13.9	+0.1	23.6	10	1.7	22	74	19
Kaikohe	204	16.7	10.5	13.6		23.1	10	5.3	20	73	19
Waiotemarama	229	16.3	10.7	13.5		22.0	10	5.4	22	101	22
Waipoua Forest	88	17.9	7.7	12.8	-0.4	25.0	10	-0.5	22	92	15	-86
Dargaville	55	18.2	10.4	14.3	+0.0	22.9	10	4.0	19	88	15	-64
Waitangi Forest	107	17.4	8.0	12.7	+0.4	23.2	10	-1.0	20	88	19	-103
Glenbervie Forest	37	17.9	10.5	14.2	+0.0	24.0	10	4.0	21	62	18	-83
Whangarei Aerodrome	29	18.5	10.2	14.4	+0.6	25.3	10	3.0	22	78	17
Whangarei	3	18.4	10.2	14.3	+0.0	23.8	11	3.5	21	42	20
Marsden Power Station	102	17.2	13.1	15.2	-0.1	20.0	4	7.6	16	33	20	-71
Mokohinau	10									45	14	-62
Te Hana	27	17.4	11.9	14.7	+0.1	20.6	7	6.1	19	87	18
Leigh	72	17.3	8.7	13.0	+0.2	21.8	10	0.8	21	102	13	-35
Warkworth	30	17.5	9.1	13.4	-0.4	23.5	10	0.2	20	94	14	-61
Oyster Point	0	17.6	8.0	12.8	+0.3	23.0	10	0.0	21	71	14	-71
Woodhill Forest	28	17.4	8.2	12.8	+0.2	22.5	10	0.0	20	87	14	-56
Whangapoua Forest	26	17.4	8.5	13.0	+0.2	22.6	10	0.5	21	71	13	-73
Whenuapai Aerodrome	49	17.3	11.3	14.3	+0.2	21.5	10	1.8	21	78	14	-59
Albert Park, Auckland	41	17.0	9.5	13.3	+0.1	22.1	10	-0.2	21	108	16	-87
Oratia, Auckland	4	18.4	11.1	14.8	+0.5	22.6	8	0.8	20	83	15
Owairaka, Auckland	43	17.8	9.1	13.5		22.2	10	1.5	21	103	20	-82
Port Fitzroy	3	17.0	8.1	12.6	-0.1	23.1	10	0.7	21	112	13	-40
Tairua Forest	91	16.5	7.2	11.9	+0.2	21.0	10	2.5	30	112	11
Thames	4	17.1	7.0	12.1	+0.3	23.9	10	0.4	30	113	10	-24
Paeroa	12	16.9	7.8	12.4	+0.1	20.8	4	2.0	30	126	10	-57
Te Aroha	91	16.5	6.5	11.5	-0.3	20.5	5	-2.0	19	106	10
Tauranga	2		5.2					-1.0	30
Te Puke	72	16.9	6.4	9.6	-0.1	21.4	10	0.6	31	177	10	+31
Rotoehu Forest	5	13.8	5.4	9.6	+0.0	19.4	10	-1.7	19	120	10	-43
Edgecumbe	2	17.0	7.0	12.0	-0.3	20.0	2	0.5	30	148	10	-18
Whakatane	6	16.4	5.3	10.9		19.8	8	-0.8	31	125	9
Whakatane Aerodrome	9	16.7	8.6	12.7		20.5	7	2.0	30	155	11	-38
Port Ohope	383	14.0	6.8	10.4		18.7	11	0.5	30	120	10	-46
Kinloch	338	16.8	6.4	11.6	-0.6	21.5	10	-0.8	26	132	11	-18
Tokoroa	30	14.7	5.4	10.1	-0.3	19.4	11	-1.9	31	129	13	-28
Tikitere	61	16.3	4.4	10.4	-0.1	22.5	15	-2.3	30	193	10	-31
Kawerau	307	14.6	5.8	10.2	-0.2	19.6	11	-0.8	26	145	13	+5
Whakarewarewa	253	14.6	5.9	9.8	-0.3	19.7	5	-1.4	19	138	12	+10
Atiamuri Power Station	544	12.6	3.7	8.2	-0.6	18.0	11	-3.2	26	106	12	-26
Rotorua Aerodrome	198	15.0	3.6	9.3	+0.0	20.9	11	-3.3	30	119	14	-18
Murupara	305									104	14	-53
Broadlands	437	13.6	0.7	7.2	-1.0	18.7	11	-2.6	31	155	12	-25
Wairapukao Forest	376	14.1	4.8	9.5	+0.1	21.1	11	1.6	21	86	14	-38
Taupo	342	14.0	4.7	9.4	-0.4	18.2	10	-0.1	21	73	15	-33
Wairakei Power Station	407	14.4	3.6	9.0	+0.0	19.8	2	-4.0	26	98	14	-19
Wairakei Research Station	743	10.8	2.7	6.8	-0.3	16.0	8	-4.0	31	87	13	-22
Waimihia Forest	6									103	15	+5
Opotiki	37	16.7	4.0	10.4	-0.5	21.5	5	-2.6	31	113	15
Waimana	4	17.0	9.8	13.4	+0.2	21.1	11	1.6	21	112	13
Mangere, Auckland	12	17.5	8.4	13.0	+0.3	21.9	11	-0.1	21	104	18
Otara, Auckland	30	16.6	9.1	12.9		19.9	5	2.1	20	53	13
Orere Point	8	17.1	9.9	13.5	+0.2	22.0	10	3.2	21	103	15	-27
Auckland Airport	30	17.1	7.9	12.5	+0.1	21.0	5	-1.2	20
Ardmore	82
Pukekohe	52	17.3	9.0	13.2		22.8	10	1.7	20
Maioro Forest	122	16.1	7.0	11.6		20.2	12	-1.5	21
Hunua	35	16.8	7.9	12.4		22.3	10	0.9	20
Mercer	38	16.7	6.7	11.7	+0.2	22.5	10	-1.8	19

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