New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 84

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✨ Climatological Table for May 1980

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

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L. Metres	Air Temperature in Degrees Celsius					Rainfall in Millimetres				Bright Sunshine Hrs
		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	°C	mm		mm	Amount	Date
Manaia Dem. Farm	98	15.3	6.8	11.1	-0.1	17.7	4	1.8	30	57	10
Patea	122	15.0	8.8	10.6		17.0	14	0.6	30	76	16
Ohakune Junction	629	15.6	2.9	7.9	+0.1	17.5	10	-1.2	13	68	11
Karioi	648	12.8	2.9	7.9	-0.1	17.9	18	-2.0	14	54	7
Waiouru	823	11.2	1.7	6.5	-0.2	14.1	4	-3.4	5	42	10
Waiouru Military Camp	823	10.7	2.1	6.4	-0.1	13.5	4	-2.4	30	42	10
Taihape	433	13.9	3.4	8.7	+0.2	18.0	14	-3.3	30	41	11
Kahui, Taihape	518	13.3	5.0	9.2	+0.3	16.8	14	0.7	29	35	10
Wanganui	22	15.9	8.4	12.2	+0.4	19.5	18	3.5	30	37	8
Wanganui Airport	9	16.2	8.2	12.2		19.7	18	3.6	30	34	6
Farewell Spit	3	16.1	7.3	11.7	+0.3	18.0	23	2.4	30	68	8
Totaranui	10
Karamaea	5
Westport Airport	2	14.9	7.4	11.2	+0.4	17.3			30	206	12
Lake Rotoroa	443	11.9	3.9	7.9		14.5	15	0.0	30	157	10
Lake Rotoiti	634	11.7	1.3	6.5	+0.3	16.9	10	-3.1	29	143	11
Hokitika Airport	39	14.2	6.9	10.6	+0.8	17.1	14	2.2	29	167	11
Reefton	198	12.2	4.6	8.4	+0.5	17.0	14	0.0	29	187	11
Totara Flat	77	12.6	4.8	8.7	+0.1	16.0	14	-1.2	28	197	12
Springs Junction	421	11.3	2.1	6.7		14.2	8	-3.9	28	282	12
Hari Hari	45	14.9	4.8	9.9	+1.3	17.5	15	0.5	28	231	11
Franz Josef	122	14.2	5.3	9.8	+0.4	16.0	8	1.4	22	628	12
Fox Glacier	152	13.9	5.4	9.7		16.0	13	5.2	27	196	24
Milford Sound	3	13.1	4.6	8.9	+0.5	16.1	5	1.0	29	83	9
Puysegur Point	43	12.7	8.6	10.7		15.9	3	8.7	1	72	5
Stephens Island	187	14.0	10.3	12.2	+0.5	19.4	23	0.8	29	66	9
Riwaka, Motueka	8	16.1	4.9	10.5	+0.3	18.7	23	1.5	29	57	5
Tapawera	146	15.6	2.3	9.0		18.8	8	-2.1	29	54	7
Appleby	17	15.9	5.5	10.7	+0.8	18.4	3	0.9	29	47	4
Rai Valley	79	16.1	4.7	10.4	+1.3	19.8	9	1.6	30	27	4
Blenheim Airport	27	15.3	8.1	11.7	+1.0	18.3	11	5.3	22	55	6
Blenheim	4	16.3	5.6	11.0	+0.8	19.8	23	1.6	30	19	5
Waihopai Power Station	262	14.6	4.4	9.5	+0.4	17.8	9	0.7	8	106	7
Lake Grassmere	2	15.1	7.5	11.3	+0.8	19.6	23	4.0	3	15	5
Cape Campbell	893	12.0	-0.5	5.8	+0.7	15.9	14	-4.4	17	58	4
Molesworth	3	15.1	8.8	11.7	+1.4	20.2	14	6.1	29	330	10
Kaikoura	99	14.5	8.8	11.7		21.0	14	-2.4	29	88	6
Balmoral Forest	198	15.0				20.8	14	-3.3	28	18	7
Hawarden	244	14.7	2.0	8.4		20.8	10	-1.0	28	303	10
The Hermitage, Mt Cook	765	11.9	2.0	7.0	+1.6	17.0	9	0.1	19	25	5
Mt John	1027	10.2	1.2	6.5	+1.6	16.3	10	-1.6	28	30	7
Craigieburn Forest	364	13.8	2.2	8.0	+0.7	19.3	14	-2.0	28	16	9
Lake Coleridge	336	13.7	5.2	9.5	+1.2	19.4	14	-3.5	28	21	8
Highbank Power Station	192	15.2	1.7	8.5	+0.9	24.2	9	0.4	17	20	5
Hororata Substation	160	14.5	3.9	9.2	+1.6	20.6	9	-0.8	28	26	9
Winchmore	101	15.1	3.8	9.5	+1.2	22.1	9	-2.4	28	13	6
Peel Forest	274	14.3	2.5	8.4		19.6	14	-0.8	28	8	3
Ashburton	107	15.2	4.6	9.9	+0.7	22.3	14	2.0	28	33	3
Waipara	64	15.3	3.2	9.3	+0.7	22.3	14	-2.6	22	23	7
Ashley Forest	107	15.4	4.0	9.7	+0.2	22.7	14	-0.3	22	14	5
Darfield	195	14.9	4.2	9.9	+1.8	21.9	14	-3.7	22	10	5
Christchurch Airport	30	14.9	2.9	8.9		22.3	14	-1.6	28	16	5
Templeton	46	15.0	3.3	9.2		22.3	14	-1.6	28	10	5
Bromley, Christchurch	9	15.2	5.2	10.2	+0.7	23.1	14	0.5	18	16	8
Mt Pleasant	137	14.9	8.1	11.5	+1.3	22.0	17	5.0	22	17	5
Lincoln	11									12	16
Broadfield, Lincoln	12									17	4
Akaroa	3	15.6	4.6	10.1		22.8	14	0.5	22	27	6
Lake Tekapo	683	11.9	1.8	6.9	+1.1	16.5	14	-3.0	29	30	10
Lake Pukaki	556	11.6	2.3	7.0	+1.2	17.7	23	-1.3	29	25	4
Fairlie	304	14.6	-0.6	7.0		19.9	10	-4.4	28	36	7
Twizel	457	12.5	-0.7	5.9	+0.3	17.3	23	-5.3	29	15	4
Ikawai	70	14.8	2.6	8.7	+1.2	21.0	9	-2.5	28

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