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✨ Climatological Data

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 91

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for May 1981—continued

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	Air Temperature in Degrees Celsius						Rainfall in Millimetres				Bright Sunshine
	Metres	Means of A Max. °C	B Min. °C	Mean of A and B °C	Difference From Normal °C	Absolute Maximum and Minimum		Total Fall mm	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal mm	Maximum Fall
						Maximum °C	Date				Amount mm	Date
Manaia Dem. Farm	98	15.0	6.1	10.6	-0.6	20.6	9	55	18	-72	19	12
Normanby	122	14.7	5.5	10.1		19.6	9	68	17	-60	19	20
Patea	43	15.8	7.1	11.5	-0.6	22.0	9	77	11	-55	27	31
Ohakune Junction	629	12.3	2.5	7.4		19.6	9	67	13	-45	27	21
Karioi	648	13.2	2.3	7.9	+0.1	20.9	9	54	15	-31	26	21
Waiouru	823	11.5	1.8	6.7	+0.1	17.5	9	66	18	-31	26	21
Waiouru Military Camp	823	10.8	4.4	10.1		21.5	9	78	13		18	21
Ahu Ahu Valley	85	15.8	8.0	11.9	+0.5	18.6	10	236	11	+94	126	19
Taihape	433	14.2				21.5	9	54	15			21
Kahui, Taihape	518	13.3	3.9	8.6	-0.3	20.8	10	63	13		23	21
Wanganui	22	15.7	6.5	11.1	-0.7	22.0	10	110	13	+24	26	31
Wanganui Airport	9	15.9	7.2	11.6		21.6	10	114	14		32	31
Farewell Spit	3	15.8	8.0	11.9	+0.2	19.0	10	146	9	-45	28	19
Totaranui	10	15.3	7.0	11.2		19.0	9	156	13		67	19
Westport Airport	2	15.2	6.7	11.0	+0.2	19.9	9	156	11		47	12
Cobb Dam	823	10.8	0.8	5.8	-0.4	16.7	4	225	10	-19	67	19
Arapito	20	15.2	5.8	10.5		21.3	9	156	11			12
Karamea	5
Lake Rotoroa	443	12.0	2.1	7.1		16.5	2	191	9	-31	64	20
Lake Rotoiti	634	11.4	0.3	5.9	-0.3	15.3	9	98	11	-55	27	12
Hokitika Airport	39	14.8	4.9	9.9	+0.1	20.4	9	185	12	-87	67	10
Reefton	198	12.4	2.3	7.4	-0.5	19.3	8	137	12	-41	28	12
Barrytown	30	15.5	8.8	12.2		19.6	9	175	12		45	12
Totara Flat	77		2.2			17.0	5	117	12	-53	22	19
Hari Hari	45
Franz Josef	122
Fox Glacier	152	14.7	4.1	9.4		19.7	9	256	11	-141	61	10
Milford Sound	3	12.1	3.1	7.6	-0.8	17.4	7	364	13	-119	82	17
Puysegur Point	43	12.6	7.5	10.1		16.8	7	197	24	-6	48	9
Stephens Island	187	13.6	9.4	11.5		17.9	10	94	9	+15	43	19
Riwaka, Motueka	146	14.9	1.6	8.3	-0.6	19.5	10	123	9	-32	46	19
Tapawera	17	14.6	4.7	9.8	+0.0	18.7	10	88	9	-21	28	19
Nelson Airport	79	14.8	3.5	9.1	+0.0	19.1	9	181	9	-17	31	19
Rai Valley	2	14.9	4.2	9.6	-0.1	20.9	9	105	8	+21	44	20
Blenheim Airport	4	15.5	4.4	10.0	-0.2	21.7	9	121	8	+45	67	20
Blenheim						18.2	9
Waihopai Power Station	262	13.7	3.2	8.5	-0.6	19.2	9	51	10	-38	22	19
Lake Grassmere	2	13.9	6.9	10.4	-0.1	19.6	10	186	9	+117	130	20
Cape Campbell	3	14.0	9.0	11.5	+0.4	19.8	4	49	9	-20	13	19
Molesworth	893	10.8	-0.6	5.1	+0.0	21.8	11	92	11	-10	60	20
Kaikoura	108	13.1	7.8	10.5	+0.2	21.8	11	121	13	-219	25	31
Arthurs Pass	738	9.1	-1.1	4.0		15.7	4
Balmoral Forest	198
Hawarden	244	13.6	1.5	7.6		21.8	8	52	9	-5.6	24	19
The Hermitage, Mt Cook	765	9.4	-0.1	4.7	-0.7	15.5	4	188	11	-135	41	11
Mt John	1027							29	7	-24	9	11
Craigieburn Forest	914	9.7	0.0	4.9	+0.0	17.0	7	77	9	-4.0	31	10
Lake Coleridge	364	12.4	1.2	6.8	-0.5	19.5	8	50	11	-29	17	12
Highbank Power Station	336	12.1	3.8	8.0	-0.3	20.2	8	38	9	-43	16	12
Hororata Substation	192	13.7	1.5	7.6	+0.0	22.8	8	38	15	-38	11	19
Winchmore	160	13.1	2.8	8.0	+0.4	21.5	8	20	8	-54	5	19
Peel Forest	274	13.3	2.2	7.8		22.1	8	29	11		9	18
Ashburton	101	14.0	3.5	8.8	+0.5	22.7	8	19	6	-52	7	18
Waipara	64
Ashley Forest	107	13.3	4.5	8.9	-0.3	23.0	8	42	8	-42	18	19
Rangiora	46	13.8	2.5	8.2	-0.4	24.1	8	33	10	-33	15	19
Darfield	195	13.2	3.4	8.6	+0.5	21.2	8	36	7	-45	12	19
Eyrewell Forest	158	13.6	2.4	7.8	-0.1	23.0	8	41	9	-52	14	19
Christchurch Airport	30	13.6	2.7	8.2	-0.5	21.1	8	29	9		15	19
Templeton	46	13.4	3.4	8.4		23.8	8	23	8		13	19
Christchurch	7
Bromley, Christchurch	9	13.6	5.6	9.6	+0.1	23.6	8	23	7	-18	10	12
Mt Pleasant	137	13.2	7.1	10.2	+0.0	22.6	8	24	10	-62	8	11
Lincoln	11
Akaroa	3
Lake Tekapo	683	9.2	0.0	4.6	-1.2	19.5	8	35	7	-18	13	12
Lake Pukaki	556	8.8	0.2	4.5	-1.3	20.4	8	34	13		13	11
Fairlie	304	12.6	-0.6	6.0		22.6	8	25	4		12	12
Twizel	457	8.9	-1.6	3.7	-1.9	21.0	8	34	10		11	11

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