New Zealand Gazette – 1983 – No. 52

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✨ Climatological Data

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

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 °C	Difference From Normal °C	Absolute Maximum and Minimum		Total Fall mm	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal mm	Maximum Fall Amount mm Date
		A Max. °C	B Min. °C			Max. °C Date	Min. °C Date
Taupiri	23	22.8		17.1	-1.0	26.0	26	49	7	-53	12 14 178
Ruakura, Hamilton	40	22.4	11.8			25.2	21	28	5		8 14 165
Whatawhata	104	21.2	12.8	17.0	-1.2	24.8	22	18	6	-67	9 8 176
Rukuhia	66	23.0	11.6	17.3	-1.3	26.5	27	19	6		10 8
Hamilton Airport	50	23.0	10.2	16.6	-1.5	26.5	21	20	8	-61	8
Cambridge	76	22.8	11.2	17.0		25.8	21	25	5		16 14
Port Taharoa	27
Mohakatino Station Mokau	46	19.9	13.6	16.8	-1.2	24.0	18	19	4	-100	15 8
Arapuni Power Station	123
Waikeria	46	22.8	10.2	16.5		26.2	26	12	5		5 8
Te Kuiti	61	22.1	11.1	16.6	-1.7	25.5	21	22	7	-72	15 8
Wairere	122	21.4	11.1	16.3		25.8	15	20	7	-84	15 8
Pureora Forest	549	19.3	9.6	14.5	-0.8	23.2	2	4.5	1		8
Mangakahu Valley	397	20.7	10.8	15.8		25.3	2	6.8	9		30 15
Taumarunui	171	23.0	11.2	17.1	-1.2	27.0	2	4.7	6	-77	15 8
Tokirima	152	22.5	9.5	16.0		26.8	2	0.9	6		17 8
Omata	61	19.9	12.9	16.4	-1.7	22.5	16	10.0	6		10 13
New Plymouth	55	20.6	12.8	16.7	-0.8	23.7	18	9.2	12		11 8
New Plymouth Airport	27	20.5	12.3	16.4	-0.9	23.5	18	8.2	24	-87	9 8 219
Tikorangi	77	21.2	11.1	16.2		24.5	18	6.2	1		13 8
North Egmont	955	16.4	7.5	12.0		20.5	4	2.5	1		54 8
Te Wera Forest	180	21.0	9.9	15.5	-0.6	25.5	17	5.8	9	-85	18 13
Lower Retaruke	223
Turangi	366	21.8	10.9	16.1	-0.8	28.4	3	3.2	1		16 13 197
Chateau, Mt Ruapehu	1119	17.1	5.5	11.3	-0.9	24.9	3	1.2	1	-84	42 8
Mt Bruce Reserve	305	20.6	8.2	14.4	-1.3	26.5	27	3.0	6		29 8
Waingawa, Masterton	114	23.0	9.7	16.4	-0.9	28.5	2	6.0	9	-29	11 13 192*
Kopua	311	21.1	10.7	15.9	-0.8	24.7	2	5.4	6	-39	12 13 186
Castelpoint	3	20.1	13.1	16.6	-0.8	25.3	23	9.6	6	-28	14 13
Ngamuu Forest	244	22.3	8.8	15.6	-0.4	27.5	27	4.0	26	-36	19 8
Tauherenikau, Alloa	43	22.6	10.0	16.3	-1.1	27.9	16	5.7	9	-78	14 8
Waiorongomai	21	20.8	10.5	15.7	-1.1	26.7	18	6.8	26	-40	17 8
Cape Palliser	10	19.9	12.4	16.2	-0.7	25.6	16	5.1	6	-79	15 14
East Cape	17	21.7	14.4	18.1	-1.1	28.9	4	10.3	23	-61	18 14
Ruatoria	61	23.8	12.6	18.2	-0.7	31.5	4	4.2	1	-57	2 14
Mangatu Forest	182	23.9	11.2	17.6	-0.7	32.0	3	5.8	23	-57	2 14 220
Gisborne Airport	4	23.7	11.3	17.5	-0.9	30.8	4	4.6	6		16 21
Manutuke Gisborne	643	21.1	10.1	15.6	-0.5	33.6	4	4.3	1	-38	28 21
Onepoto, Waikaremoana	427	21.3	10.3	15.8	-0.8	27.2	4	6.6	6	-50	9 13
Kaweka Forest	414	21.5	11.2	16.4	-0.8	27.5	4	6.0	1		23 13
Napier Airport	2	22.3	11.8	17.1		32.3	4	6.0	1		9 13
Napier	2	23.6	12.6	18.1	-0.9	30.8	4	6.5	6		6 13 215
Hastings	16
Havelock North	9	23.0	10.9	17.0	-0.8	29.4	4	5.6	6		17 13 204
Whakatu	6	22.6	11.0	16.8		30.5	4	5.3	6		13 13
Gwavas Forest	335	21.6	9.2	15.4	-0.6	26.5	2	3.8	6	-60	26 13
Makaretu	335	22.2	10.0	16.1	-0.7	27.3	4	5.1	6		21 8
Frasertown, Wairoa	8	22.9	11.6	17.3	-1.5	31.0	4	6.8	6	-77	10 21
Wairoa	20	22.4	11.1	16.8	-1.9	31.0	4	5.3	6		7 21 203
Kapiti Island	16
Paraparaumu Airport	7	19.8	10.9	15.4	-1.7	23.7	18	5.4	1	-65	3 3 200
Palmerston North Airport	15
Palmerston North D S I R	34
Tiritiri	100	20.8	11.6	16.2		24.6	16	4.3	6		14 8
Waitarere Forest	3	20.0	11.0	15.5	-1.5	22.5	14	4.8	1	-51	5 13
Levin	46	20.3	11.5	15.9	-1.3	24.6	17	6.6	1	-61	8 13 179
Titahi Bay	31	20.4	12.0	16.2		23.5	18	7.1	9		4 8
Avalon, Lower Hutt	125	19.4	12.1	15.8	-0.9	24.5	18	7.2	6	-64	12 8 202
Kelburn, Wellington	34	20.4	12.1	16.3	-0.8	24.2	18	7.7	15	-64	8 8
Somes Island	43	19.1	12.8	16.0		23.5	18	9.0	9		8 8
Gracefield, Lower Hutt	34	20.0	12.1	16.1	-1.1	24.6	18	7.8	9	-67	8 8
Wainuiomata	82	20.2	10.5	15.4	-1.0	24.4	17	5.9	15	-48	10 8
Wellington Airport	6	19.6	13.5	16.6	-0.7	24.6	18	9.3	6		15 8
Rimutaka Forest	40	20.8	11.0	15.9		24.3	18	3.3	15	-115	6 8 165
Kaitoke	223	19.8	9.0	14.4	-0.9	25.1	17	5.0	9	-77	27 8 178
Wallacville	56	21.1	10.0	15.6	-1.0	25.8	16	8.8	9	-73	9 8
Cape Egmont	8	19.6	13.1	16.4	-1.0	22.5	17		4		13

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