New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 109

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✨ Climatological Table

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 109
NEW ZEALAND METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for July 1980

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	Air Temperature in Degrees Celsius						Rainfall in Millimetres				Bright Sunshine
	Metres	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	Maximum	Minimum	mm		mm	Amount	Date
Cape Reinga	191	15.3	8.5	11.9	+0.2	18.1	2.6	147	23	+28	55	19
Kaitaia Airport	80	15.4	9.7	12.6	+0.2	18.5	5.2	164	23	+14	40	19
Aupouri Forest	69	15.2	6.9	11.1		19.5	3.2	172	23		55	19
Kerikeri Aerodrome	150	15.3	6.3	10.8		18.7	-0.6	127	21		19	19
Umawera	50	13.7	7.6	10.7	+0.1	17.3	2.9	144	21		40	19
Kaikohe	204	13.4	7.7	10.6		16.3	2.1	135	23		21	11
Waiotemarama	229	14.8	6.9	10.9	+0.6	18.5	2.5	164	25	-14	35	19
Waipoua Forest	88	14.8	6.9	10.9	+0.3	18.0	-1.0	131	23	-1	21	19
Dargaville	20	15.5	7.0	11.3	-0.1	18.3	3.2	177	21	+22	41	19
Glenbervie Forest	107	14.6	4.9	9.8	+0.4	17.4	-1.6	145	21	-71	29	19
Whangarei Airport	37	14.9	6.0	11.0	+0.0	19.8	0.6	134	19		24	5
Marsden Power Station	3	15.5	7.2	11.4		19.5	1.7	128	29		20	20
Te Hana	10
Leigh	27	14.8	8.2	11.5	-0.4		4.6	90	22	-35	19	22
Warkworth	72	14.3	5.6	10.0	+0.1	17.2	-0.4	129	23		29	20
Oyster Point	0	14.1	6.7	10.4		16.9	-0.3	126	23		34	20
Woodhill Forest	30	14.6	6.2	10.4	+0.2	18.2	-1.5	133	21	-7	41	20
Riverhead Forest	28	14.4	5.5	10.0	+0.5	18.2	-2.0	138	21	-19	40	20
Kumeu	32	14.3	6.0	10.2		17.4	-1.8	146	24		36	20
Whennapai	26	14.3	5.9	10.1	+0.3	17.8	-1.3	139	22	-8	55	20
Albert Park, Auckland	49	14.6	8.0	11.3	+0.3	16.9	3.2	142	22	+5	72	20
Owairaka, Auckland	41	14.1	6.8	10.5	+0.4	16.8	-0.2	144	21	-1	58	20
Port Fitzroy	4	14.9	7.8	11.4	-0.2	17.4	1.7	195	25	-6	126	20
Coromandel	43	14.4	5.7	10.1		18.1	-1.2	217	21		146	20
Whangapoua Forest	4	14.9	5.8	10.4	+0.5	18.6	-2.0	128	18	-70	72	20
Thames	3
Tairua Forest	3	14.1	5.1	9.6	-0.1	16.8	-1.4	177	17	-11	61	20
Paeroa	4	14.2	4.3	9.3	+0.4	18.4	-3.4	142	23	+7	58	20
Waihi	91	12.9	4.8	8.9	+0.2	16.2	-4.6	212	20	-12	81	20
Te Aroha	12	13.7	6.0	9.8	-0.3	16.8	-1.2	53	11		19	22
Tauranga	2	13.6	4.0	8.8	-0.3	16.5	-1.5	75	16		17	22
Katikati	2	13.8	4.8	9.3	-0.2	17.0	-3.2	69	14		17	22
Tauranga Airport	4	13.7	3.6	8.8	-0.5	17.0	-1.5	68	10	-69	31	3
Rotoehu Forest	72	13.4	2.0	7.7	-0.2	15.6	-4.3	61	10	-114	19	22
Whakatane	2	14.0	3.6	8.8		16.5	0.0	74	11		46	22
Whakatane Airport	6	13.3	2.2	7.8		16.9	-3.2	59	12		21	3
Port Ohope	9	13.9	5.1	9.5		17.0	-1.0	113	16	-7	26	22
Kinleith	383	10.1	2.4	6.3	-0.5	12.7	-3.0	113	15		18	22
Tokoroa	305	11.5	0.5	6.0	-0.4	14.6	-7.0	150	19	-119	25	22
Tikitere	338	13.9	3.4	8.7	-0.7	17.2	-1.5	86	12	-74	36	3
Kawerau	30	11.3	2.6	7.0	-0.4	15.1	-3.0	81	14	-61	22	22
Whakarewarewa	8	11.5	2.5	7.0	-0.4	15.3	-4.0	53	15	-97	19	22
Rotorua Airport	287
Tarawera Forest	61
Waiotapu Forest	437
Taupo	376	10.7	1.9	6.3	-0.1	14.4	-2.7	76	17	-41	23	22
Atiamuri Power Station	253	11.4	1.5	6.5	-0.2	14.6	-3.4	88	15	-34	21	22
Wairakei Power Station	342	11.1	1.8	6.5	-0.1	14.0	-4.0	84	15	-40	21	22
Wairakei Research Station	402	11.2	0.8	6.0	-0.1	14.1	-4.5	76	14	-32	22	22
Kaingaroa Forest	544	9.5	0.0	5.5	-0.2	14.4	-6.5	122	16	-18	20	22
Minginui Forest	366	10.9	0.6	5.4		15.0	-5.7	81	14		19	22
Broadlands	305	10.1	0.7	5.4		14.3	-5.1	64
Wairapukao Forest	437
Waimihia Forest	743	7.8	0.4	4.1	+0.0	11.0	-5.7	141	15	-22	28	9
Auckland Airport	8	13.7	7.1	10.4	+0.2	17.4	1.0	129	22	-1	35	20
Opotiki	6	13.8	3.3	8.6	-0.8	17.1	-1.7	88	11	-59	44	22
Ardmore	30	14.1	5.1	9.6	+0.0	16.7	-1.5	117	20	-28	29	22
Pukekohe	82	13.2	5.9	9.6	+0.1	17.2	0.3	140	24		22	9
Maioro Forest	37	13.6	0.9	7.3	-0.5	16.2	-5.8	118	11	-65	37	1
Maramarua Forest	38	13.7	3.4	8.6	+0.1	18.0	-3.5	176	24		47	2
Hunua	52	13.8	5.8	9.8	+0.4	15.8	-0.5	142	20	+7	25	20
Te Kauwhata	32	13.4	5.6	9.5	+0.0	18.0	-1.0	123	24	+1	22	22
Ruakura, Hamilton	40	12.9	3.7	8.3	+0.0	16.5	-3.8	115	21	-2	20	22

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