New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 23

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✨ Climatological Data

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

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	Air Temperature 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	Amount
Omata 12/1979	61	19.6	13.2	16.4	+0.3	23.0	9	9.9	9	99	16	..
Ruatoria 12/1979	61	23.9	12.4	18.2	+0.7	30.8	24	6.8	28	124	14	+5
Makaretu 12/1979	335	22.4	9.8	16.1	+1.0	34.6	25	3.0	28	90	17	..
Wairoa 12/1979	20	..	12.4	..	..	..	..	8.5	28	219	12	..
Kairanga Palmerston North 12/1979	15	20.7	11.4	16.1	+0.3	27.4	25	5.1	16	127	16	..
Grasslds Palmerston North 12/1979	34	20.7	12.4	16.6	+0.5	27.3	25	6.2	16	114	15	+10
Foxton 12/1979	3	18.8	12.4	15.6	+0.2	23.6	10	7.5	9	146	11	+65
Taita, Lower Hutt 12/1979	65	20.0	9.4	14.7	+0.4	26.0	25	3.9	29	168	17	+66
Kahui, Taihape 12/1979	518	17.6	9.2	13.4	+1.2	20.6	27	4.9	12	326	21	-93
Hari Hari 12/1979	45	18.7	8.9	13.8	-0.3	23.6	31	1.9	8	681	19	+381
Franz Josef 12/1979	122	17.6	8.4	13.0	-0.7	23.0	31	4.5	5	907	19	+452
Lincoln 12/1979	11	21.9	9.9	15.9	+1.0	30.5	24	4.0	16	33	9	-25
Tara Hills, Omarama 12/1979	488	19.2	6.8	13.0	-1.1	28.0	16	-1.5	8	126	12	+70
Naseby Forest 12/1979	610	17.9	5.3	11.6	-0.6	25.2	17	-0.8	8	103	16	+45
Ranfurly 12/1979	427	18.8	5.5	12.2	..	25.7	16	-1.3	8	84	16	..
Borland Burn 12/1979	183	18.1	..	..	..	27.5	16	..	..	119	25	..
Alexandra 12/1979	141	21.2	8.9	15.1	-0.8	28.6	16	1.4	8	97	16	+67
Rarotonga Airport 12/1979	44	18.4	8.0	13.2	-0.2	23.6	30	2.5	8	108	17	+42
Campbell Island 11/1979	15	10.5	5.3	7.9	+0.7	13.2	21	-1.6	8	282	14	+56
Campbell Island 12/1979	15	12.2	6.7	9.5	+0.9	15.7	14	0.7	10	139	25	+37
Totokaitu, Rarotonga 12/1979	9	..	21.3	..	..	..	..	16.7	20	454	16	..
Scott Base, Antarctica 11/1979	16	-6.9	-14.7	-10.8	+1.2	0.0	30	-29.6	2	..	..	..

The “normal” refers to the present site of the instruments. Standard period for normals is 1941–1970. No normals are available for stations with only short records.

*Indicates that the sunshine recorder is not located at the station but is in the near vicinity.

A rainday is a day with rainfall equal to or greater than 0.1 mm.

Where the extremes of temperature and rainfall have occurred more than once during the month, the date of the first occurrence is given.

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