New Zealand Gazette – 1983 – No. 124

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✨ Climatological Table

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CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for June 1983—continued

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	Means of			Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum				Rainfall in Millimetres				Bright Sunshine Hrs
	Metres	A Max. °C	B Min. °C	Mean of A and B °C	°C	Max. °C	Date	Min. °C	Date	Total Fall mm	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal mm	Maximum Fall Amount mm	Date
Whatawhata	104	14.1	5.9	10.0	+0.7	18.1	14	-2.6	4	105	21	-32	32	27
Rukuhia	66	13.6	5.3	9.5		17.8	10	-3.6	19	114	21		31	10
Hamilton Airport	50	13.5	6.7	10.1	-0.2	19.4	9	0.5	19	75	15	-110	14	10
Mohakatino Stn Mokau	46	13.6	4.2	8.9		17.9	10	-5.6	4	107	15		36	27
Port Taharoa	27	13.7	5.4	9.6	+0.9	18.5	9	-2.8	4	132	20	-36	32	27
Waikera	122	13.0	4.6	8.8		17.5	9	-3.2	19	124	20	-44	32	27
Te Kuiti	61	10.0	3.7	6.9	+0.9	15.8	11	-5.8	4	169	24	-27	50	27
Pureora Forest	549	11.0	4.2	7.6		16.8	10	-3.5	4	126	21		38	27
Mangakahu Valley	397	12.8	3.5	8.2	+0.4	18.9	9	-4.0	19	115	23	-37	31	27
Taumarunui	171	12.5	3.2	7.9		19.3	9	-5.2	19	88	21		25	10
Tokirima	152
Omata	61
New Plymouth	55	13.9	6.4	10.2		20.4	9	0.6	19	92	20		38	9
New Plymouth Airport	27	13.8	5.8	9.8	+0.1	19.8	9	-3.8	4	94	20		41	9
North Egmont	955	8.1	1.8	5.0		13.5	10	-3.5	4	365	21	-112	70	9
Te Wera Forest	180	12.7	3.0	7.9	+0.5	18.6	9	-4.5	4	102	19		31	27
Lower Retaruke	223	11.9	3.1	7.5	+0.4	17.0	9	-5.4	4	118	15		59	27
Turangi	366	8.6	0.0	4.3		13.1	5	-8.3	5	156	11		47	1
Chateau	1097	11.1	4.4	7.8	+1.1	14.8	12	-1.7	4	184	26	-22	48	27
Hukaniui	235	11.1	4.0	7.6		16.5	11	-5.0	4	160	24		42	27
Mt Bruce Res	305
Waingawa Masterton	114
Kopua	311	11.1	4.5	7.8	+0.4	15.1	14	-3.0	4	107	19	+3	22	27
Waipukurau	137	12.4	3.2	7.8	+0.2	17.2	14	-3.1	4	76	13	-5	18	16
Dannevirke	207	11.8	5.0	8.4	+0.8	16.5	12	-2.6	4	102	19	+10	23	27
Porangahau	8	13.8	5.8	9.8		17.6	14	0.2	5	88	16		27	16
Castlepoint	3	13.0	7.9	10.5	+0.3	16.6	15	2.6	18	59	17	-50	19	27
Ngaumu Forest	244	11.5	3.2	7.4	+0.8	15.5	12	-6.1	4	115	19	-20	24	16
Tauherenikau, Alloa	43	13.0	4.8	8.9	+0.7	17.3	11	-1.7	4	74	13	-38	16	30
Wairongomai	21	12.2	5.6	8.9	+0.5	16.2	27	-1.6	4	129	18	-39	23	2
Cape Palliser	10	12.9	7.6	10.3	-0.1	17.5	13	3.0	19	67	15	-42	23	16
East Cape	17	15.2	8.7	12.0	-0.1	17.5	28	1.3	4	116	21	-36	26	29
Ruatoria	61
Mangatu Forest	182
Manutuke Gisborne	9	14.5	4.5	9.5	+0.1	18.5	14	-3.0	4	118	17	+16	31	10
Gisborne Airport	4	14.6	5.5	10.1	+0.4	18.6	12	-1.2	4	158	19	+46	42	11
Onepoto, Waikaremoana	643	9.8	3.9	6.9	+0.1	14.9	14	-2.5	19	190	17	+2	63	8
Wharerata Forest	439
Esk Forest	427	11.7	4.7	8.2	+0.6	16.6	14	-1.2	3	143	14	-22	31	8
Kaweka Forest	414	11.7	5.3	8.5	+0.2	15.7	14	0.0	18	149	16		28	8
Napier Airport	2	14.4	5.0	9.9	+0.3	18.6	15	-3.5	4	52	13	-37	19	16
Hastings	16	14.3	4.2	9.3		18.9	14	-3.5	4	66	12		18	16
Havelock North	9	14.0	3.4	8.7	+0.5	17.7	15	-3.9	4	57	12		17	16
Whakatu	6	13.9	4.1	9.0		16.0	14	-4.0	4	147	16	+35	30	8
Gwavas Forest	335	11.6	2.6	7.1	+0.5	16.8	14	-3.7	4	111	21	-39	32	10
Makaretu	335	11.8	3.7	7.8	+0.2	16.8	14	-3.2	4	96	14	-56	44	16
Mohaka Forest	286	12.9	4.2	8.6	+0.3	17.1	14	-1.5	19	79	17		40	16
Frasertown, Wairoa	8	14.3	5.0	9.7	+0.2	19.4	10	-1.8	4	73	11
Wairoa	20	14.5	4.8	9.7	-0.1	18.5	10	-1.8	4
Kapiti Is	16
Paraparaumu Airport	7	12.7	5.3	9.0	+0.1	17.2	9	-3.7	3	78	19		17	27
Kairanga Palmerston N	15	12.8	4.0	8.4	+0.4	17.8	12	-2.4	5	90	18	+1	19	27
Palmerston N Airport	45	12.7	4.5	8.6	+0.5	17.5	12	-1.1	4	93	20	-6	19	27
Palmerston N D S I R	34	12.7	5.2	9.0	+0.3	17.6	12	-1.3	6	78	17	-31	22	27
Titirea	100	12.2	5.6	8.9		16.6	12	-1.5	19	78	17		22	10
Levin	46	12.5	5.0	8.8	-0.1	16.9	12	-1.4	4	46	18		9	27
Titahi Bay	31	12.8	6.4	9.6	+0.7	17.0	9	0.3	6	79	21	-86	13	16
Avalon, Lower Hutt	15	12.7	6.1	9.4	+0.7	16.1	10	0.5	19	75	18	-60	31	16
Kelburn, Wellington	125	11.8	6.6	9.2	+0.3	14.7	10	-1.0	6	94	17		36	16
Wainuiomata	82	12.2	4.7	8.5	+0.3	16.2	10	-1.4	18	57	16
Gracefield Lower Hutt	34	12.7	6.4	9.6	+0.3	16.4	10	0.5	19	71	19	-79	17	16
Wellington Airport	6	12.7	7.4	10.1	+0.5	15.8	9	-5.3	19	163	25	-58	21	29
Kaitoke	223	11.2	3.6	7.4		17.2	12	-3.5	4	85	22	-47	11	16
Wallaceville	56	12.6	4.1	8.4	+0.5	17.0	10	0.8	6	59	21	-101	11	9
Cape Egmont	8	13.8	7.3	10.6	+0.1	19.0	9

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