New Zealand Gazette – 1981 – No. 3

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✨ Climatological Data

82 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 3

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

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	Means of			Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum			Rainfall in Millimetres				Bright Sunshine
	Metres	A Max.	B Min.	Mean of A and B	°C	Maxi- mum	Date	Mini- mum	Date	Total Fall	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall
		°C	°C	°C		°C		°C		mm		mm	Amount
Ashley Forest 09/1980	107	16.8	5.2	11.0	+1.8	22.0	30	0.0	14	7	6	-46	3
Geraldine 09/1980	119	17.3	3.6	10.5	..	24.5	30	-1.0	14	7	4	..	2
Moa Creek 08/1980	427	10.3	-1.2	4.6	+1.1	14.8	26	-6.5	9	55	9	+40	22
Moa Creek 09/1980	427	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	18	8	-5	11
Rarotonga Airport 09/1980	7	26.0	20.1	23.1	+1.0	27.5	10	16.7	16	42	11	-67	9
Totokoini, Rarotonga 09/1980	9	25.4	20.1	22.8	..	28.4	15	18.0	14	79	16	..	39
Scott Base, Antarctica 08/1980	16	-19.3	-32.3	-25.8	+5.4	-9.9	31	-45.1	7	..	..	..	..
Scott Base, Antarctica 09/1980	16	-22.4	-32.9	-27.7	+0.5	-10.6	1	-42.4	17	..	..	..	..

LATE RETURNS AND CORRECTIONS

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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