New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 52

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✨ Climatological Table for March 1982

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 52

NEW ZEALAND METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE

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

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	Air Temperature in Degrees Celsius					Rainfall in Millimetres				Bright Sunshine
	Metres	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	Hrs
		A Max.	B Min.	°C	°C		mm		mm	Amount
		°C	°C		Max.	Date				Date
					Min.	Date
Cape Reinga	191	22.1	15.7	18.9	+0.7	23.8	28	12.9	16	44	18
Kaitaia Airport	80	22.8	14.6	18.7	-0.1	25.2	13	11.1	30	82	16
Aupouri Forest	69	22.5	15.4	19.0	+0.0	24.4	11	12.2	24	82	12
Kaitaia	8	23.6	13.9	18.8		26.1	13	9.0	28	109	12
Kerikeri M A F	79	21.7	13.6	17.7		24.5	2	10.5	24	182	23
Kerikeri Downs	79	21.9	13.8	17.9		24.6	2	10.5	24	195	22
Kerikeri Aerodrome	150	21.9	13.1	17.5		26.0	2	9.4	28	121	17
Umawera	50	23.3	13.0	18.2		26.2	2	9.0	19	119	11
Kaikohe	204	21.7	13.3	17.5	-0.1	25.0	11	10.1	16	58	13
Waiotemarama	88	22.6	12.4	17.5	+0.2	26.0	13	7.0	18	78	12
Waipoua Forest	229
Dargaville	55	22.3	14.2	18.3	-0.5	26.0	13	10.5	24	172	16
Waitangi Forest	107	22.1	10.8	16.5	-0.2	25.0	2	5.5	30	119	17
Whangarei Airport	37	22.1	13.9	18.0	-0.6	25.3	13	10.0	19	74	12
Whangarei	29									77	12
Marsden Power Station	3	23.1	14.3	18.7	-0.4	26.4	14	10.5	18	61	14
Pouto	97	22.2	14.5	18.4	+0.6	25.4	11	11.7	16	106	9
Leigh	27	21.9	16.6	19.2	-0.3	24.2	13	13.5	19	75	12
Warkworth	72	22.2	12.1	17.0	-0.8	25.9	2	6.5	18	97	9
Oyster Point	0	22.8	11.9	17.4	-0.3	26.1	11	7.4	18	58	8
Woodhill Forest	30	22.2	11.0	16.6	-0.4	25.2	2	5.6	18	127	10
Riverhead Forest	28	22.3	10.3	16.3		25.4	2	3.9	18	110	12
Kumeu	32	22.5	11.6	17.1		25.2	2	6.8	18	83	10
Whenuapai	49	22.6	14.8	18.7	-0.2	25.2	13	10.9	16	78	10
Albert Park, Auckland	41	22.3	13.6	18.0	+0.0	25.4	2	8.5	28	78	10
Owairaka, Auckland	4
Port Fitzroy	43	22.4	12.4	17.4		25.2
Coromandel	2	22.3	11.7	17.0	-0.3	25.5	13	6.6	19	117	13
Whangapoua Forest	4	22.5	13.4	18.0	-0.4	25.1	13	8.5	15	112	8
Thames	3	21.4	11.6	16.5	-1.2	25.2	13	6.4	18	216	14
Tairua Forest	3	22.9	11.3	17.1	-0.2	26.2	13	5.0	19	110	13
Paeroa	4	21.4	10.6	16.0	-1.0	24.5	13	2.9	18	104	14
Waihi	91	22.8	11.7	17.3	-0.6	25.1	4	5.4	18	96	11
Te Aroha	18	21.2	12.6	16.9	-0.7	24.6	13	7.8	16	80	14
Katikati	2	21.4	13.6	17.5	-0.5	24.2	13	10.1	16	90	14
Tauranga	4	20.8	11.9	16.4	-0.8	24.3	13	7.3	18	275	16
Te Puke	91	20.6	10.7	15.7	-0.6	24.6	13	4.6	15	233	16
Rotoehu Forest	72
Edgecumbe	5
Whakatane	2	21.8	13.1	17.5	-0.3	26.5	13	7.0	15	89	13
Whakatane Airport	6	21.2	11.7	16.5		24.9	13	5.9	16	80	12
Port Ohope	338	19.8	10.2	15.0	-0.4	23.7	13	4.2	19	94	13
Kinleith	30	22.0	13.0	17.5	-0.3	25.6	13			168	12
Kawerau	8	23.3	11.8	17.6	+0.0	27.0	13	4.2	15	131	15
Rotorua Airport	287	19.8	11.1	15.5	-0.6	23.6	13	5.3	19	163	15
Tarawera Forest	61	22.0	11.1	16.6	+0.3	25.5	13	4.3	15	172	15
Waiotapu Forest	435	19.4	9.7	14.6	-0.2	22.5	13	3.9	19	74	14
Atiamuri Power Station	253	21.3	9.4	15.4	-0.2	24.8	2	3.5	15	99	10
Murupara	198	21.1	10.2	15.7	-0.3	25.4	13	4.5	20	84	12
Wairapukao Forest	342	20.5	9.5	14.8	+0.5	25.0	2	3.2	15	103	12
Minginui Forest	366	20.0	8.7	14.4	+0.0	25.4	2	2.3	18	112	10
Wairakei Research Station	402	20.9	8.7	14.8	+0.1	25.2	13	1.0	18	97	12
Taupo Airport	407	19.5	9.4	14.5		23.2	2	2.6	15	64	11
Waimihia Forest	743	16.5	7.7	12.1	-0.7	20.1	13	5.4	18	112	14
Waimana	37	21.7	11.3	16.5	-0.6	25.8	11	6.5	18	70	11
Mangere, Auckland	4	22.2	12.7	17.5	-0.7	24.6	2	8.0	18	49	9
Otara, Auckland	12	22.5	11.8	17.2	-0.5	24.9	13			70	9
Auckland Airport	8	22.2	13.5	17.9	-0.4	25.1	8	10.2	18	108	12
Ardmore	30	22.9	11.1	17.0	-0.6	25.6	8	5.6	28	74	8
Pukekohe	82	21.6	12.1	16.9	-0.5	24.6	2	8.4	17	125	10
Maioro Forest	52	22.4				26.2	11	7.8	18	105	11
Hunua	122	21.8	10.3	16.1		24.6	8	3.8	18	158	10
Te Kauwhata	38	22.3	9.5	15.9	-0.8	25.1	11	3.6	16	115	17
Huntly	34
Ruakura, Hamilton	40	22.0	9.8	15.9	-0.8	25.4	2	3.0	18	119	9

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