New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 135

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✨ Climatological Table

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

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. °C	B Min. °C	Mean of A and B °C	°C	Maxm. °C	Minm. °C	mm		mm	Amount mm	Date
Whatawhata	104	15.1	9.1	12.1	+0.9	17.4	3	124	25	-3	26	4
Rukuhia	66	16.1	8.4	12.3	+0.7	18.3	3	83	23	-16	19	4
Hamilton Airport	50	16.0	6.4	11.2	+0.7	18.2	2	96	24	-1	19	4
Cambridge	76	15.6	7.1	11.4		18.2	3	104	22		15	13
Fort Taharoa	27
Mohakatino Station Mokau	46	14.3	9.3	11.8	+0.4	15.3	10	197	23	+67	64	4
Arapuni Power Station	123	15.9	7.1	11.5	+0.5	19.3	25	126	23	+12	26	13
Te Kuiti	61	15.5	7.4	11.5	+0.6	18.4	2	151	25	+24	19	4
Pureora Forest	549	11.7	4.2	8.0	+0.1	17.5	25	199	24	+49	25	19
Taumarunui	171	15.1	6.3	10.7	+0.1	19.5	15	185	28	+68	25	13
Omata	61	14.7	9.7	12.2	+0.5	16.5	3	144	22		26	4
New Plymouth	55	14.9	8.9	11.9		17.0	25	106	24		18	19
New Plymouth Airport	27	15.0	8.9	12.0	+1.1	16.9	29	118	23	+6	25	1
Tikorangi	77	14.6	7.6	11.1		17.5	25	164	22		24	1
Te Wera Forest	180	14.0	6.1	10.1	+0.8	18.5	26	253	21	+108	33	16
Lower Retaruke	223
Turangi	366	13.4	4.8	9.1	-0.2	17.6	25	165	21		19	4
Chateau, Mt Ruapehu	1119	7.2	7.5	11.0	+1.0	18.5	25	384	22	+140	41	13
Mangamutu, Pahiatua	116	14.4	6.0	10.0	+1.5	17.0	29	190	22	+86	27	13
Mt Bruce Reserve	305	14.0	6.0	10.0	+1.5	17.0	29	302	27		61	20
Waingawa, Masterton	114	16.0	6.2	11.1	+1.1	21.0	30	47	15	-27	12	27
Waipukurau	137	16.2	5.2	10.7	+0.8	20.5	3	20	10	-31	5	4
Dannevirke	207	15.0	7.0	11.0	+1.0	19.5	25	96	20	+20	17	17
Porangahau	8	16.6	7.5	12.1		21.1	3	27	9		7	9
Ngauu Forest	244	15.7	5.0	10.4	+1.6	19.9	25	23	11	-66	7	27
Tauherenikau, Alloa	43	16.1	6.8	11.5	+1.2	21.1	25	71	14	-18	15	12
Gladstone, Arahura	116	15.7	5.5	10.6	+0.7	19.1	25	20	9	-54	8	13
Waiorongomai	21	15.2	8.1	11.7	+1.5	19.4	25	96	13	-34	38	13
Cape Palliser	10	16.2	10.2	13.2	+1.4	21.4	30	31	9	-43	17	13
East Cape	17	16.8	9.8	13.3	+0.7	19.2	12	99	16	-3	33	5
Ruatoria	61	18.7	7.2	13.0	+1.2	24.3	26	47	10	-70	22	5
Esk Forest	427	14.9	6.3	10.6	+1.1	20.0	26	46	13	-26	19	5
Kaweka Forest	414	15.5	6.6	11.1	+0.9	19.5	26	46	13	-27	17	5
Napier Airport	2	18.0	7.6	12.8	+1.1	21.0	2	25	6	-16	18	5
Hastings	12	18.7	4.8	11.4	+1.5	21.3	26	30	6	-48	5	5
Havelock North	9	17.9	3.4	9.7	+1.0	20.6	26	27	12	-21	16	5
Gwavas Forest	335	16.0	6.7	11.9	+1.1	21.6	30	79	12	-35	38	5
Makaretu	335	15.6	5.3	10.5	+1.0	19.3	27	24	15	-54	7	5
Mohaka Forest	286	16.5	6.7	11.6	+1.3	23.3	26	38	11	-45	37	5
Frasertown, Wairoa	8	18.4	7.3	12.9	+1.2	25.5	26	52	8		58	5
Wairoa	20		7.0					72	7
Wharerata Forest	439
Portland Island	78	15.5	10.1	12.8	+1.2	19.3	26	46	5	-12	25	5
Kapiti Island	16	14.4	9.5	12.0	+1.0	17.6	25	100	13	+16	23	27
Paraparaumu Aerodrome	7	14.4	8.6	11.5	+0.9	16.2	29	102	17	+18	16	13
Flockhouse, Bulls	9	14.8	8.4	11.6	+1.1	16.8	25	103	19	+42	17	13
Ohakea	48	14.9	8.6	11.8	+0.8	18.5	25	115	17	+49	21	13
Kairanga Palmerston North	15
Palmerston North Airport	45	15.0	6.9	11.0	+0.5	19.0	25	128	20	+64	20	13
Palmerston North D S I R	34
Massey University	61	14.8	8.1	11.5		18.4	25	126	21	+55	19	13
Foxton	3
Waitarere Forest	46	14.3	8.3	11.3	+0.6	16.9	25	92	17	+23	17	27
Levin	15	14.8	8.6	11.7	+0.9	17.6	29	84	15	-28	17	13
Taita, Lower Hutt	65	14.7	7.8	11.3	+0.9	17.7	23	93	15	-21	22	13
Avalon, Lower Hutt	34	14.2	9.1	11.7		16.4	29	50	12		14	13
Kelburn, Wellington	82	14.4	7.3	10.9	+0.8	18.3	25	92	12	-22	27	13
Somes Island	43
Gracefield, Lower Hutt	34	14.7	9.3	12.0	+1.1	16.5	25	90	14	-17	18	3
Wainuiomata	6	15.0	6.5	10.3	+1.4	18.2	25	175	17	+2	35	13
Wellington Airport	56	14.7	7.1	10.9	+0.9	18.2	25	103	16	-1	26	13
Kaitoke	223	14.0	9.3	12.6	+0.9	16.3	18	162	23	+45	27	19
Stratford Mountain House	846	9.7	2.3	6.0	+0.3	15.3	25	723	24	+162	106	16
Stratford Dem. Farm	311	13.5	5.0	9.3	+0.2	17.4	25	179	15	+21	29	16
Manaia Dem. Farm	98	14.6	7.3	11.0	+0.8	17.5	25	118	20	+21	20	13
Normanby	122	14.3	7.7	11.0		17.7	25	154	28		23	4

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