New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 42

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✨ Climatological Table

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 42
NEW ZEALAND METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for February 1982

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L. Metres	Air Temperature in Degrees Celsius						Rainfall in Millimetres				Bright Sunshine Hrs
		Means of		Mean of A and B	Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum		Total Fall	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall
		A Max. °C	B Min. °C	°C	°C	Maximum °C	Date	mm		mm	Amount mm	Date
Cape Reinga	191	23.2	16.7	20.0	+1.1	25.2	4	57	16	-1	15	19
Kaitaia Airport	80	25.1	16.2	20.7	+0.8	28.0	2	91	8	-3	28	5
Aupouri Forest	69	24.2	17.1	20.7		28.0	2	64	9	-24	23	5
Kaitaia	8	25.6	15.8	20.7		28.7	2	77	10		30	5
Kerikeri M A F	79
Kerikeri Downs	79
Kerikeri Aerodrome	150	24.6	15.2	19.9		29.2	15	158	15		51	22
Umawera	50	25.2	14.4	19.8	+0.5	29.5	9	131	10		32	19
Kaikohe	204	24.0	15.0	19.5		28.3	3	180	14		53	22
Waiotemarama	88	24.1	14.2	19.2	+0.9	29.0		104	9	-8	30	5
Waipoua Forest	20
Dargaville	55	24.8	15.9	20.4	+0.7	29.2	3	132	12	+25	40	22
Waitangi Forest	107	23.9	14.0	19.0	+1.2	29.9	19	248	16	+93	95	22
Glenbervie Forest	37	24.4	16.1	20.3	+0.5	30.6	19	235	13	+118	92	22
Whangarei Airport	29	24.3	15.4	19.9	+0.3	28.5	3	210	13		80	22
Marsden Power Station	3	24.9	16.5	20.7	+0.5	30.0	19	154	10	+60	54	22
Pouto	97	23.1	16.5	19.8	+0.4	27.2	12	114	8		53	22
Leigh	27	24.2	15.2	19.7	+1.3	28.3	24	151	12		73	22
Warkworth	0	25.1	15.2	20.2		27.4	3	129	9	+38	43	22
Woodhill Forest	30	23.8	15.0	19.4	+0.9	28.1	24	115	9	+16	56	22
Riverhead Forest	28	24.5	14.8	19.7	+1.2	28.4	3	101	7		55	22
Kumeu	32	24.4	13.8	19.1		27.9	3	86	9	-8	39	22
Whenuapai	26	25.0	14.9	20.0	+1.3	28.7	3	107	7	+7	38	22
Albert Park, Auckland	49	24.5	17.3	20.9	+0.9	29.0	3	213	18	+83	112	22
Owairaka, Auckland	41	24.2	16.6	20.4	+1.2	27.7	3	82	11	-17	38	22
Port Fitzroy	4	24.0	16.5	20.3	+1.0	27.3	3	280	15		134	22
Coromandel	43	24.1	15.7	19.9		28.6	3	187	12	+70	70	22
Whangapoua Forest	4	24.3	15.5	19.9	+1.5	28.7	3	171	11	+142	60	22
Thames	3	24.9	16.3	20.6	+0.7	29.0	12	138	9	+13	43	22
Tairua Forest	3	23.8	15.2	19.5	+0.5	28.6	19	188	9	+63	63	22
Waihi	91	24.0	14.9	19.7	+1.1	30.0	12	272	12	+79	68	23
Te Aroha	18	26.3	15.0	20.7	+1.1	31.3	12	178	8		49	23
Tauranga Airport	2	24.2	16.0	20.1	+0.9	29.0	3	138	9	+64	39	23
Te Puke	91	23.5	14.2	18.9	+0.4	27.1	3	180	11		49	23
Rotoehu Forest	72	24.0	13.7	18.9	+0.9	28.1	15	187	10	+63	56	19
Edgecumbe	5
Whakatane	2	24.9	15.3	20.1	+0.8	32.0	18	143	10	+44	40	23
Whakatane Airport	6	24.4	14.5	19.5	+1.0	30.6	18	121	11	+59	33	23
Port Ohope	9	23.7	16.0	19.9		30.1	2	9.4	7	111	10	-5
Kinleith	383	23.7	12.6	18.2	+0.7	30.0	9	118	7		61	23
Tikitere	338	22.8	13.6	18.2	+0.7	28.4	12	227	9	+59	91	23
Kawerau	30	25.7	14.7	20.2	+1.1	31.2	17	196	11	+59	75	23
Te Teko	8	26.1	14.3	20.2	+1.1	32.2	16	173	7		55	23
Whakarewarewa	307
Rotorua Airport	287	23.6	13.2	18.4	+0.7	30.2	12	173	11	+59	70	23
Tarawera Forest	61	25.4	13.6	19.5	+1.4	30.7	12	332	11	+172	148	23
Waiotapu Forest	435	23.6	11.7	17.7	+0.9	33.9	22	149	9	+37	52	23
Atiamuri Power Station	253	25.4	11.7	18.6	+0.9	31.2	12	113	9	+30	58	23
Wairakei Research Station	402	22.7	11.2	17.0	+0.8	28.8	9	194	12	+62	73	23
Kaingaroa Forest	544	24.1	11.3	17.7	+1.0	31.0	9	128	7	-4	44	24
Murupara	198	25.4	12.9	19.2		31.2	9	109	4		54	23
Wairapukao Forest	437	24.0	10.6	17.3	+0.9	28.9	9	161	9	+29	59	24
Taupo Airport	407	23.5	11.5	17.5	+0.7	27.8	2	136	11	+29	56	23
Opotiki	6	23.3	15.5	19.4	+0.8	29.1	18	209	10	+74	57	23
Waimana	37	24.5	14.3	19.4	+0.8	29.1	3	84	9	-13	30	22
Mangere, Auckland	4	24.0	16.4	20.2	+0.9	27.6	3	79	10	-10	33	23
Otara, Auckland	12	24.8	15.7	20.3	+1.4	29.0	3	98	7	+5	42	22
Auckland Airport	8	24.5	16.6	20.6	+1.1	27.9	3	69	10	-20	31	22
Ardmore	30	25.3	14.2	19.8	+1.2	29.2	3	80	8	+4	36	19
Pukekohe	82
Maioro Forest	52
Hunua	122	24.5	13.6	19.1		28.9	3	99	7	+8	57	19
Maramarua Forest	38	25.5	13.3	19.4	+1.2	29.5	3	102	7		35	22
Te Kauwhata	32	25.8	14.5	20.2	+1.4	30.0	9	80	8		36	19
Huntly	34

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