New Zealand Gazette – 1981 – No. 43

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✨ Climatological Table

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CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for February 1981—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 mm	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall
		A Max.	B Min.	°C	Max. °C	Date	Min. °C	Date
Normanby	122	22.1	13.1	17.6	26.1	11	6.0	3	43	11	+1.2
Patea	43	21.9	14.9	18.4	27.0	9	8.0	3	75	10	+3
Ohakune Junction	629	20.8	9.8	15.3	23.8	11	2.5	21	75	10	-6
Karioi	648	21.9	10.0	16.0	27.8	10	1.5	21	75	10	-33
Waiouru	823	20.5	9.7	15.1	25.2	11	2.1	21	48	10	-16
Waiouru Military Camp	823	19.7	10.0	14.9	25.0	11	2.2	21	60	9
Taihape	433	23.2	11.5	17.4	28.3	11	3.7	21	46	10
Kahui, Taihape	518	22.1	12.5	17.3	26.6	11	6.4	21	51	8
Wanganui	22	23.4	14.6	19.0	28.2	28	9.0	3	36	7	-28
Wanganui Airport	9				24.9	5			11	4	-68
Farewell Spit	3	22.7	14.0	18.4	26.6	11	7.6	20	5	3
Totaranui	10	23.1	14.1	18.6	28.3	27	7.7	8	49	12	-103
Westport Airport	2	19.7	13.1	16.4	24.3	24	5.0	8	252	11	+84
Cobb Dam	823	19.7	9.5	14.6	24.5	11	5.7	8	17	5	-113
Arapito	20	20.9	12.9	16.9	26.2	24	6.0	21	145	10
Karamea	5				25.7	22	5.5	22	52	9
Lake Rotoroa	443	21.4	11.1	16.3	27.0	27	1.6	21	37	7	-70
Hokitika Airport	634	21.1	9.9	15.5	24.5	24	6.0	21	241	16	-10
Reefton	198	22.5	11.6	17.1	28.3	27	4.0	8	63	15	-82
Barrytown	30	19.4	13.2	16.3	24.3	24	9.5	8	179	14	-24
Grey Mouth	4	19.4	13.0	16.2	24.5	26	7.1	21	423	13	-63
Otira Substation	383	19.7	9.3	14.5	27.0	28	4.5	20	107	12	+6
Springs Junction	421	20.7	10.6	15.7	28.7	28	4.6	22	449	14	+65
Hari Hari	45	20.5	10.7	15.6	25.3	24	4.0	21	522	12	+27
Franz Josef	122	19.5	10.5	15.0	25.2	9	5.0	20
Fox Glacier	152
Milford Sound	3	18.4	10.2	14.3	-0.2	24.6	9	6.3	7	628	17
Puysegur Point	43
Stephens Island	187
Riwaka, Motueka	8	24.0	13.1	18.6	+1.4	28.7	16	7.1	21	9	3
Tapawera	146	25.8	12.1	19.0	+1.6	27.6	11	6.5	20	8	4
Appleby	17	23.6	14.5	19.1	+1.8	27.4	16	10.4	19	3	2
Rai Valley	79	24.0	12.3	18.2	+1.2	30.5	4	5.5	21	2	3
Blenheim Airport	27	24.2	13.0	18.6	+1.1	28.4	11	7.4	21	3	3
Motueka Hills	110	24.0	15.0	19.5	+1.8	27.0	16	11.8	8	3	4
Blenheim	4	24.4	13.1	18.8	+1.0	31.8	11	5.9	21	3	3
Waihopai Power Station	262	24.6	11.6	18.1	+0.9	30.2	11	6.1	19	2	3
Lake Grassmere	2	22.0	14.1	18.1	+0.6	31.9	9	8.6	21	1	3
Vernon Lagoons	893	23.0	9.6	16.3	+0.5	32.8	27	4.3	3	16	8
Cape Campbell	3	20.4	14.4	17.4	+1.6	27.6	5	12.2	8	3	2
Kaikoura	108	20.4	13.2	16.8	+0.5	26.4	11	10.2	21	11	6
Arthurs Pass	738	17.9	8.9	13.4		29.1	9	4.0	21	14	5
Balmoral Forest	198	23.7	11.4	17.6	+1.3	31.4	10	4.7	2	19	8
Hawarden	244	23.5	10.5	17.0		31.7	9	4.0	21	11	4
Waiau	137	25.1	11.3	18.2		34.5	9	4.0	21	11	4
The Hermitage, Mt Cook	765	20.1	9.0	14.6	+0.6	25.7	9	2.2	20	361	15
Mt John	1027	20.6	8.3	14.5	+1.0	26.3	9	3.8	20	24	7
Craigieburn Forest	914
Lake Coleridge	364	22.5	10.1	16.3	+0.8	29.4	10	4.3	20	24	8
Highbank Power Station	336	21.6	10.1	15.9	+0.5	29.1	9	5.4	17	25	10
Hororata Substation	192	24.6	10.3	17.5	+1.4	33.9	9	3.2	21	22	12
Winchmore	160	22.5	11.2	16.9	+1.3	31.5	9	4.5	20	23	9
Peel Forest	274	21.4	10.2	15.8	+0.7	30.2	10	3.0	20	41	23
Ashburton	101	23.1	11.8	17.5	+0.9	34.3	10	5.3	21	22	9
Waipara	64	24.0	11.7	17.9		32.3	9	5.5	21	18	6
Ashley Forest	107
Rangiora	46	22.9	11.5	17.2	+1.1	34.8	10	6.0	21	26	7
Darfield	195	24.9	11.0	18.0	+1.5	33.1	9	5.7	20	16	7
Eyrewell Forest	158	23.1	10.4	16.8	+0.7	32.3	10	5.2	19	21	6
Christchurch Airport	30	22.9	12.4	17.7	+1.2	35.5	10	6.0	21	10	5
Templeton	46	22.9	11.9	17.4		35.1	10	6.0	19	11	5
Christchurch	7
Mt Pleasant	137	21.4	13.2	17.3	+0.8	32.5	10	9.7	3	12	8
Lincoln	11
Akaroa	3	22.2	12.1	17.2		33.5	10	7.0	21	25	9
Lake Tekapo	683	21.9	8.8	15.4	+0.2	27.5	9	4.0	8	21	6
Lake Pukaki	556	22.4	9.0	15.7	+0.0	28.4	9	3.5	20	37	10
Fairlie	304	22.0	8.9	15.5	+1.3	32.8	10	1.3	21	34	7
Twizel	457	24.0	8.7	16.4	+0.7	31.7	9	1.3	7	37	8
Ikawai	70	20.1	10.5	15.3		34.0	10	4.5	1	50	7
Geraldine	119	21.7	11.0	16.4		32.2	10	5.0	20	43	10

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