New Zealand Gazette – 1981 – No. 78

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✨ Climatological Data

3 JULY
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for April 1881—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.	B Min.	Mean of A and B	°C	°C	mm		mm	Amount	Date
Ruakura, Hamilton	40	20.9	9.5	15.2	+1.2	23.9	4	4.5	20	134	13
Whatawhata	104	20.5	10.1	15.3	+0.9	24.3	4	6.0	20	177	14
Rukuhia	66	21.0	10.7	15.9	+1.5	24.8	4	5.1	20	125	14
Hamilton Airport	50	21.2	8.4	14.8	+1.2	25.0	4	3.0	20	123	13
Cambridge	76	20.9	9.1	15.0		24.3	4	4.7	20	127	13
Port Taharoa	27
Mohakatino Station Mokau	46	19.7	13.1	16.4	+1.6	22.3	14	9.8	27	134	17
Arapuni Power Station	123	20.8	9.7	15.3	+1.3	24.5	3	4.5	29	123	17
Waikera	46		8.5							109	13
Te Kuiti	61	20.8	9.1	15.0	+1.1	24.3	4	6.0	27	178	16
Waireora	122	20.2	8.4	14.3	+1.3	24.0	4	1.5	10	122	18
Pureora Forest	549		6.9					2.5	20	148	16
Taumarunui	171	20.3	8.9	14.6	+1.3	24.7	4	4.7	28	89	18
Omata	61	20.0	13.4	16.7	+1.7	22.7	10	9.4	27	119	17
New Plymouth	55	20.1	11.8	16.0	+1.7	24.0	4	7.6	25	124	16
New Plymouth Airport	27	19.9	11.4	15.7	+1.6	23.0	4	7.5	20	154	18
Tikorangi	77	20.0	10.5	15.3		22.7	4	6.5	28	174	18
North Egmont	955
Te Wera Forest	366	18.6	7.8	13.2	+1.0	21.6		2.2	23	83	16
Chateau, Mt Ruapehu	1119
Mangamutu, Pahiatua	116	19.8	8.5	14.2	+1.6	23.0	2	1.5	24	58	13
Mt Bruce Reserve	305	18.6	8.7	13.7	+2.4	24.2	1	2.0	1	97	9
Waingawa, Masterton	114	20.4	9.1	14.8	+1.7	23.2	10	3.8	23	51	8
Kopua	311	18.9	9.5	14.2	+1.7	25.9	11	3.8	29	43	7
Waipukurau	137	20.5	8.3	14.4	+1.5	23.0	10	4.0	20	141	10
Dannevirke	207	19.8				23.7	16			45	14
Porangahau	8	20.8	10.6	15.7		26.4	10	4.9	23	38	8
Ngamuru Forest	244	19.7	7.4	13.6	+2.1	25.0	7	0.9	25	63	8
Tauherenikau, Alico	43	20.9	9.7	15.3	+2.2	25.3	10	4.4	25	75	11
Gladstone, Ararhua	116	20.0	8.2	14.1	+1.6	24.2	9	0.5	25	45	6
Waioorongomai	21	19.0	11.1	15.1	+1.3	22.9	15	10.0	28	101	12
Cape Palliser	10	21.6	10.7	16.7	+1.6	26.0	10	4.8	28	231	8
Ruatoria	61	22.6	13.5	16.5	+2.8	23.2	9	8.7	25	22	6
Mangatu Forest	182	21.1	10.0	15.6	+1.8	27.7	8	4.5	1	122	11
Manutuke Gisborne	9	21.6	9.5	15.6	+1.2	25.5	10	4.0	1	111	10
Gisborne Airport	4	21.5	10.3	15.9	+1.3	25.1	10	6.3	20	141	10
Onepoto, Waikaremoana	643	18.6	9.3	14.0	+2.1	25.0	22	5.6	24	240	10
Wharerata Forest	439
Esk Forest	427	18.0	10.0	14.0	+1.5	22.0	1	5.3	28	343	10
Kaweka Forest	414	18.6	10.7	14.7	+2.2	22.7	10	7.4	23	208	8
Napier Airport	2	20.7	10.2	15.5	+1.2	26.2	10	5.5	26	73	8
Hastings	12	21.5	9.7	15.6	+1.2	26.3	10	3.9	23	60	7
Havelock North	9	20.9	8.3	14.6	+1.1	25.9	10	3.9	28	72	8
Gwvas Forest	335	19.5	7.7	13.6	+1.9	24.4	11	3.1	26	144	7
Mohaka Forest	335	19.8	8.0	13.9	+1.4	24.1	11	2.3	23	68	8
Frasertown, Wairoa	8	21.4				25.2	16			112	9
Wairoa	20		10.1					5.1	28	89	9
Kapiti Island	16
Paraparaumu Airport	7	19.1	11.6	15.4	+1.8	23.4	14	5.3	25	69	11
Flockhouse, Bulls	9	20.2	10.7	15.5	+2.1	23.6	22	6.5	23	31	10
Palmerston North D S I R	34	19.9	11.6	15.8	+2.1	23.6	3	6.9	25	43	11
Ohakea	48									52	14
Foxton	3									40	9
Wharite Peak	914
Kairanga Palmerston North	15	20.3	10.5	15.4	+2.0	22.4	14	3.2	25	43	10
Palmerston North Airport	45	20.2	10.7	15.5	+1.9	21.8	3	7.4	1	57	10
Taita, Lower Hutt	65	19.2	11.1	15.2	+1.8	23.2	3	5.7	25	93	10
Avalon, Lower Hutt	15	18.9	11.4	15.2	+1.7	23.0	3	5.1	25	83	11
Kelburn, Wellington	125	18.4	12.2	15.3	+1.9	22.8	3	7.0	25	57	10
Somes Island	43	18.2	13.0	15.6		21.0	3	8.5	25	57	10
Waitarere Forest	3	19.5	11.3	15.4	+2.0	22.4	14	3.2	25	43	10
Levin	46	19.3	11.6	15.5	+1.9	22.5	3	6.9	25	86	12
Wainuiomata	82	18.4	8.9	13.5	+1.4	22.5	3	0.1	23	247	18
Gracefield, Lower Hutt	34	19.0	12.3	15.7	+2.0	22.2	3	6.9	25	62	9
Wellington Airport	6	19.1	12.6	15.9	+1.9	22.4	11	6.2	25	44	9
Kaitoke	223	18.0	8.9	13.5	+2.0	22.5	3	3.5	25	109	15
Wallaceville	56	19.1	9.3	14.2	+1.4	22.8	3	2.6	25	149	15
Cape Egmont	8	19.9	13.4	16.7	+2.1	23.5	14	5.0	25	383	17
Stratford Mountain House	846	14.0	6.0	10.0	+1.2	18.9	10	1.5	26	175	14
Stratford Dem. Farm	311	18.2	8.3	13.3	+1.0	22.2	3	4.0	1

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